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CATALOGUE

LELAND UNIVERSITY

NEW ORLEANS, LA.

TWENTY-EIGHTH ANNUAL SESSION

1897-'98.

ATLANTA, GA. :
The Foote & Davies Co., Printers and Binders.
1898.

CATALOGUE OF

BOARD OF TRUSTEES.

OFFICERS.

John Humpstone, D.D. .... President.

291 Ryerson street, Brooklyn, N. Y.

Rev. John Marks Vice-President.

930 Felicity street, New Orleans.

Rev. D. G. Whittinghill .... Secretary.

Coliseum Place, New Orleans.

Charles Frazier, Esq Treasurer.

93 Nassau street, New York.

EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE.

E. C. Mitchell, Chairman.
George S. Dodds, J. F. Purser,

John Marks, D. G. Whittinghill,

Don A Pardee, T. J. Woodward.

LELAND UNIVERSITY, iSg7-g8. 5

CLASS I. — Term Expires 1899.

W. W. Charlton, Esq New Orleans, La.

Hon. Geo S. Dodds .... New Orleans, La.

Charles Frazier, Esq. .... Brooklyn, N. Y.

John Hills, Esq. Brooklyn, N. Y.

Hiram Hutchins, D.D. . . . Brooklyn, N. Y.

Hon. Don A. Pardee .... New Orleans, La.

Rev. C. L. Roberts .... Cheneyville, La.

Lewis W. Slocum, Esq. . . . New York City.

A. T. Terry, Esq. .... New Orleans, La.

CLASS IT. — Term Expires 1900.

Hon. Joseph A. Breaux . . . New Orleans, La.

Rev. B. W. Bussey Jamestown, Ga.

Rev. H. C. Cotton Belle Rose, La.

Wm. M. Hastings, Esq Brooklyn, N. Y.

John Humpstone, D.D. .... Brooklyn, N. Y.

John H. Ireland, Esq. . . . . Brooklyn, N. Y.
Rev. John Marks ..... New Orleans, La.

C. Alex Nelson, Esq New York City.

T. J. Woodward, Esq. . . . New Orleans, La.

CLASS III. — Term Expires 1901.

William S. Burns, Esq Bath, N. Y.

Chas. E. Dingee, Esq. .... Brooklyn, N. Y.

William Howe, Esq New York City.

Rev. J. B. Livingston .... New Iberia, La.

E. C. Mitchell, D.D Chicago, 111.

Chas. M. Pratt, Esq Brooklyn, N. Y.

Rev. J. F. Purser ..... New Orleans, La.

Rev. D. G. Whittinghili . . . New Orleans, La.
Rev. John Wilson Morgan City, La.

CATALOGUE OF

FACULTY

Edward Cushing Mitchell, A.M., D.D. . President.

Theology, Psychology, Hebrew.
George Hurlburt Felton, A.M , M.D., Normal Principal.

Mathematics, Natural Science, Vocal Music.
Marcia Savage Mitchell . . . Lady Principal.

English, Literature, Latin.
Alfred Augustus Newhall, A.M., Greek and Bible Study.
Harriet Ena Morton, A.M., History and Mathematics.
Sophie Fanny Burns . . . Latin and English.
Mary Lena Briggs .... Instrumental Music.
Loretta Harriet Dunn . . Sub-Normal Department.
Alexander Hamilton Brown, Sub-Normal Department.
Israel Smith Powell . . Sub-Normal Department.
Amelia Roberson . . . Sub-Normal Department.
Elizabeth Bompus Groves . Domestic Department.
Lida Marsh Felton Librarian.

Jonas Henderson, A.M.
Eugenia Charlotte Gainey
Carrie Segura
Samuel Simpson Gray.
Lillie Jackson . .
Alice Mary Gray .

Principal of Howe Institute,
. Assistant Howe Institute.
Assistant Howe Institute.
Principal Leland Academy.
Assistant Leland Academy.
Assistant Leland Academy.

Wm. Montcalm Pruitt, B.S. Principal Monroe Academy.
Mary Ann Cook. . . Assistant Monroe Academy

Stephen Alva Williams, . Principal Ruston Institute.
^William Allen, A.B., Associate Principal Ruston Institute.

^Deceased

LELAND UNIVERSITY, i8gy-g^.

STUDENTS

COLLEGE

Senior Class.

Alexander Hamilton Brown
Loretta Harriet Dunn
Elly Leonid as Mellon

Junior Class.

Betsey Arlie Haymond
Rebecca James ....
Israel Smith Powell
Warner Richard Wright

Sophomore Class.

Harris Hamilton

William Hicks ....

Armistead Venia Morrison
Amelia Roberson ....

Emma Lue Smith

Freshman Class.

Emerson Marcus Anderson

Moses Bordelon .

John Wesley Burton

Joseph Samuel Clark .

Samuel Simpson Gray

John Harris Henderson

John Sebastian Jones

Lewis Joseph Gardner King

Martha King .....

James Francis Pierce .

William Henry Reed

Harry Samuel Smith .

James Douglas Stewart .

Thibodeaux

Monroe

Gibsland

Darrow

Jesuit's Bend

Baton Rouge

Alexandria

Plaquemine

Shreveport

Port Hudson

Darrow

. Ouachita City

Montgomery, Tex.

Haasville

Ottine, Tex.

Dubberly

Donaldsonville

Bayou Sara

Lake Charles

New Orleans

Lafourche Crossing

. Midway, Tex.

Sparta

CATALOGUE OF

Alonzo Marion Story .
Silas Sophocles Teems
William Gillespie Thomas
Lincoln Abraham Williams
Benjamin Windham
Henrietta Lydia Windham

New Orleans

Houma

Evergreen

Haasville

Monroe

NORMAL AND COLLEGE PREPARATORY.

Normal Graduate Students.

Beulah Edmonia Brooks .... New Orleans
Etheline Josephine Morse . . . New Orleans
William Thomas VanDyke ..... Bunkie

Senior Class.

Gertrude Hannabel Archinard

Anderson Cheatham

Sallie Cooper ....

Adam Joseph Lagarde

Elias John Simms

Frank Wilkin s .

Alice America Williams

Middle Class.

Eliza Castillo ....
Agnes Etta Johnson
Selena Joseph ....

Mary Rosella Scott
Daniel Benjamin Smith
Randall Wilson Walker .
Odelia Wessondoff
Alexander Henry Williams
Benjamin Burnette W right
Rutherford Bebley Young

Junior Class.

Elizabeth Elgiva Baker
Ebenezer Ralph Waldo Emerson
Madison John Foster
Mary Lily Rosabella Hopes
Philomene Joseph

Alexandria

. Tallien

New Orleans

Lafourche Crossing

Smoke Bend

. Colfax

New Orleans

New Iberia

Morgan City

. New Orleans

Darrow

. Houma

Lavacca

. New Orleans

New Orleans

. New Orleans

New Orleans

Smoke Bend

. New Iberia

Albemarle

New Orleans

LELAND UNIVERSITY, i89y-

joabb kyzer
Amy Livingstone
Charles Daniel Merritt
Cleonise Elizabeth Pynchon

New Orleans

. New Iberia

Thibodeaux

New Orleans

SUB-NORMAL DEPARTMENT.

Frank Alexander
Julius Allen
Andrew Anderson
Mary Louise Atkins
Beatrice Becnel .
Nellie Olivia Bonner
Retta Estella Brooks
Theresa Celestan
Henry Clementine
Octavius Emanuel Duncan .
Southard Pirlum Dunn
William Hudson Muncy Dunn
Archias Finnie
Joseph Forbes
Alice Freeman
Addie Elizabeth Johnson .
Della Annie Johnson
Josephine Joseph .
Emor Gardner King
Elenora Victoria Kyzer .
John Wesley Lawson
Louis Lee, Jr., .
Rial Benedict Lee
Angie Florence Lewis
Isabella Beatrice Lewis
Daisy Dean Lunn
Frank Edward Matthews, .
Martha Ann McGravv
Joseph Nicholas .
Eugene Leon Oubre .
Gilbert Somers Perez,
Ida Berry Pierce

(Tunisberg) Algiers

Belle Helene

Alexandria

New Orleans

. New Orleans

New Orleans

. Killona

Monroe

New Orleans

Algiers

. Newr Orleans

New Orleans

. Monroe

New Orleans

Donaldsonville

Houma

. Thibodeaux

New Orleans

. New Orleans

Edwards, Miss

Algiers

Houma

Smoke Bend

New Orleans

CATALOGUE OF

Phillip Scott

Henrietta Blanch Smith .

Daniel Story

Theophilus Henry Thomas

Gold a Tillman

Antony Morris Tison

Clara Ville

Alfred Morris James Wilson

Haasville
New Orleans
New Orleans

Alexandria
New Orleans

Fairmount
New Orleans
New Orleans

HOWE INSTITUTE.

(New Iberia.)
Emily Gabriel Armelan .... New Iberia
Rosenburg Baptiste. ..... New Iberia

Cora Butler New Iberia

Christopher Brown Morgan City

Mary Ann Bush New Iberia

George Boutte ....... New Iberia

Cornelia Adelle Boutte .... New Iberia

Lizzie Beals ....... New Iberia

Eveline Blanchet ..... New Iberia

Joseph Barkers ...... Crowley

James Mathew Burr New Iberia

Mark Burr .New Iberia

Rosella Brooks ....... Haasville

Enos Wilkins Brown Thibodeaux

Felicia Boutte . .... New Iberia

Cornelia Breeler Evergreen

Mary Jane Cooper New Iberia

Elizabeth Ann Cooper New Iberia

Willie Charles Thibodeaux

Wintrop Clark New Iberia

Mary Castillo New Iberia

Arthur Castillo New Iberia

Maggie Cheatham Tallien

Alexander Caldweli Thibodeaux

Clarice Cornway Lafayette

LELAND UNIVERSITY, 1897-98.

ruffus commings

Maggie Marguerite Decuir

Estella Decuir

Eva Delahoussaye

Mary Ann Day.

James Daniel Dickson

Julia Eva Dejean .

Augusta Beatrice Daved .

Thomas Edwards

Emma Jane Fwolk

Grace Elizabeth Fwolk

Richard Fwolk

Australia Louisa False

Loratia Ford ....

John Baptiste Fountenet .

Junius Gallerson

Edward George .

Lucy George ....

Regtna Green

Victoria Green

Margaret Gaines .

Edna Mary Gallain

Angus Green .

Ned Green ....

Alfred Getwood .

Amelia Houston

George Hamilton

James Arthur William Harrison

Ada Hernandez .

Leona Bertell Handy .

Victoria Handy ....

Martha Hopkins

Nathan Harris ....

Josinia Ellen Henderson

Cristus Attucks Henderson

Della Augusta Ivery

John Jefferson Johnson.

Rilma Johnson ....

Berwick

New Iberia

Thibodeaux

. Elba

New Iberia

Calumet

New Iberia

Lafayette

Patterson

New Iberia

Crowley

Centreville

New Iberia

Evergreen

New Iberia

Evergreen

New Iberia

CATALOGUE OF

Maky Johnson

Phcebe Jenkins

Anna Jones .

Carrie Ferrel Jacquemin

Joseph Lazarus Jenkins

William Johnson

Syrina King

Samuel King

Bertha King

Bessie King

Celestine King

Augustine Lagarde .

Peter Edward Lagarde

Joseph Livingston

Fannie Livingston

Annie Luberta Livingston

Emma Livingston .

Courtney Tempy Luckett

Urias Lawson

Edna Mary Landry .

Alexander James Lewis

Marcellas Lyons

Etta Lee

Mary McGaffey

Isaac Mitchell

Carrie Nicholls

Conilla Nicholas

Jesse Owens, Jr.

John M. Preer

Italy Bell Polk

Lydia Jeneva Placide

Gertrude Prade

Joseph Prados

Joseph Rochelle

George Mobbly Robertson

Daniel Nelson Rhone

Therressa Lena Rochon

Lilly Virginia Rochon

New Iberia
Olivier
New Iberia
. New Iberia
Thibodeax
Morgan City
New Iberia
. New Iberia
New Iberia
. New Iberia
Crowley
Lafouche Crossing
Lafouche Crossing
. New Iberia
New Iberia
. New Iberia
New Iberia
. New Iberia-
New Iberia
. New Iberia
Morgan City
. New Iberia
Cheneyville
. New Iberia
. Glencoe
. New Iberia
New Iberia
. Thibodeaux
New Iberia
. New Iberia
New Iberia
. New Iberia
New Iberia
. New Iberia
New Iberia
Garland
New Iberia
. New Iberia

LELAND UNIVERSITY, 1S97-98.

Ruth Malinda Robinson
Willie Robinson
Louis Randle
Frances Reedom
Clifton Ralph Raynaud
Porter Robinson
Perry James Smyles
Arthur Stansbury .
Clarence Stansbury
Mary Smith
Alverta Smith
Garfield Solomon .
Louisa Solomon
Burton Theopolas Smith
Benjamin Sanders
Rebecca Senegol
Irene Synagogue .
Charlie Smith .
Arthur Smith
Joseph Lincoln Sims .
Julia Shepard
Jonah Sawyer . . -
Allian Starr
Delia Smith
Willie Thatcher
Agnes Tolbert .
Timothy Thomas
Maggie Viator .
Willie Randolph Wills
Mabel An nab ell a White
Bertha White
Nettie Walton
Eva Walton
Celestine Warrick .
Rebecca Virgil Whiting

New Iberia
New Iberia
New Iberia
New Iberia
New Iberia
New Iberia
New Iberia
New Iberia
New Iberia
New Iberia
New Iberia
New Iberia
New Iberia
New Iberia
New Iberia
New Iberia
New Iberia
New Iberia
New Iberia
Thibodeaux
New Iberia
Abbeville
New Iberia
Olivier
New Iberia
New Iberia
New Iberia
New Iberia
New Iberia
New Iberia
New Iberia
New Iberia
New Iberia
New Iberia
New Iberia

CATALOGUE OF

LELAND ACADEMY.

( Donaldson ville, La.)
Frances Adams .....

Mariah Cornelia Adams .

Adam Allen ......

Balaria Banks .....

Johnny Baptiste .....

Thomas Barnes ......

Johnny Blanchard ....

Maggie Blanchard ....

Armaline Blouin .

Johnny Blouin .....

Mary Ann Boatner ....

Celestan Silas Brand ....

Estelle Burns. .....

Joseph Burteaux .....

Jerael Cesar ......

Robert Caldwell .....

Hezekiah Carter .....

Lavinia Claiborne ....

Frederick Earl Conway . . .
Henry Conway .....

Hattie Elnora Cox .....

Joseph Crandall ....

Celina Cutno .....

Martha Dairy ....

Augustus Davis ....

Magnolia Clyde Demesme .
Thomas Dickerson ....

Beulah Dixon ....

Missouri Dixon ....

Chester Arthur Duncan

Oscarine Duncan ....

Anthony Dupree ....

James Edwards ....

Elizabeth Franklin

Emma Frazier .....

Donaldsonville

. Cofield

Donaldsonville

Darrow

Cofield

Donaldsonville

Cofield

Donaldsonville

. Darrow

Cofield

Darrow

Barton

Donaldsonville

. St. Charles

Smoke Bend .

Darrow

Donaldsonville

. Labodeville

Darrow

Donaldsonville

Cofield

Darrow

Cofield

LELAND UNIVERSITY, i8gy-

Mary Lavinia Goodman

Amile Gomez

Isabella Gomez

Alice Mary Gray

Ulysses Simpson Grant Gray

Lottie Harris .

Eliza Haynes .

Irving Hayes

Richard Haynes .

Thomas Henry .

Olivia Hill .

Harrison Homer

Louella Houston .

Robert Houston

Delia Hudson

Lottie Isaac

Lillie Jackson

Samuel Jenkins

Josephine Johnson

Albert Jones

August Jones

Elizabeth Jones

Estella Jones

Joseph Aldridge Jones

Roena Jones

Emma Jukes

EmmaLandix

Mary Landry .

Isaac Langs

Robert Lawson

Allen LeBlanc .

Joseph LeBlanc

Mary Ann LeBlanc

Cubniphere Lee

Anderson Lewis

Jerry Love .

Everlina Lowry

Williana Lowry .

Donaldsonville
Donaldsonville
Donaldsonville
Donaldsonville
Donaldsonville

Tallien
Donaldsonville
Donalasonville
. Darrow
Donaldsonville
. Cofield
Donaldsonville

Barton

Donaldsonville

. Cofield

Cofield

Barton

. Cofield

Barton

. Smoke Bend

Donaldsonville

Barton

Donaldsonville

Cofield

Donaldsonville

Darrow

. Tallien

Barton

Donaldsonville

CATALOGUE OF

George Vincent Marchand

Bluefield Martin .

Lillie Martin

John Baptist Sidney Marvigne

Elizabeth McCray

Clara Molare

Celestine Monroe

Marks Morris .

Mary Morris

Isaiah Moxley .

Clemile Murray .

Arthur Nelson

Earle Clarence Nelson

Gussie Orilie Nelson

Richard Nolan

Ned Oliver .

George Washington Osbin .

Beverly Osbin .

Mary Elnora Oubre

Albert Palmer

Aurelia Palmer

octavia quezerque

Elnora Robinson .

John Wells Robinson

Matilda Ross

Amy Scott .

Everlina Smith

Florence Smith

Joseph Smith

Paul Smith

WT alter George Sneed

Willie Solite .

Albert Stephenson

Joseph Straughter

Daisy Ann Sutherlin

Edward Tereaud

Eugene Tereaud .

Freddie Thompson

Darrow

Donaldsonville

Darrow

Donaldsonville

Smoke Bend

Darrow

. Cofield

Darrow

Barton

Donaldsonville

Smoke Bend

Cofield

Smoke Bend

Donaldsonville

Smoke Bend

Donaldsonville

Cofield

Donaldsonville

Darrow

. Cofield

Cofield

Donaldsonville

Barton

. Cofield

Donaldsonville

Barton

Donaldsonville

Darrow

LELAND UNIVERSITY, 1897-98.

Florence Tillman
Henrietta Turner
Joseph Turner
Lillie Whiteside
Onedia Williams .
Alberta Wilson
Edgar Wilson
Elnora Wilson
George Wilson
Henry Wilson .

MONROE ACADEMY

Henrietta Allen
Rosena Baker
Walter Barnes
Breard Bartlett
Freddie Bartlett
Wiley Benjamin
Adeline Bolden
David Benjamin Bolden
Joseph Benjamin Bolden
Mary Ann Bolden
Dora Boyd
Jerry Boyd .
Henrietta Broomfield
Celeste Brown
Coleman Brown
Elias Brown
Maggie Brown .
Napoleon Brown .
David Wiseman Burden
Solomon Carter Burrell
Richman Dunn Burton
Henry Bynum
Fannie Cannady
Lula CasOn .
Fannie Carroll
Frances Chambers

Donaldsonville

Barton
Donaldsonville

Darrow
Donaldsonville
Donaldsonville

Cofield

Monroe

. Monroe

Monroe

. Monroe

Monroe

. Monroe

Mer Rouge

Monroe

Logtown

Monroe

Trenton

Monroe

20 CATALOGUE OF

Emma. Cheatham ...... Monroe

Eliza Clemons ....... Doss

Arthur Cook ....... Monroe

Bertha Cook . Monroe

Eulitia Cook Monroe

Nancy Cook Monroe

Herman Davis ....... Monroe

Marsella Davis ....... Monroe

Cyrus Darrington ...... Monroe

Darnisha Dunmore ...... Monroe

Henrietta Dunn ...... Monroe

Ida Dunn ........ Monroe

Irene Ellis ........ Doss

John Henry Florence Monroe

Edna Ford ....... Monroe

Isaac Ford ........ Monroe

Winnie Ford ....... Monroe

Mildred Gaines . . . . ... . Cuba

Hettie Beatrice Gardner .... Monroe

Elias Goings ....... Monroe

Hardy Goings ....... Monroe

Lot Goings . . . . . . . . Monroe

Rjohman Goings ...... Monroe

Lewis Green ....... Monroe

Rosena Green ....... Monroe

Mildred Olivia Hamilton ..... Monroe

William Smith Hamilton .... Monroe

Carrie Harris . . . . . . . Monroe

Henry Harris ....... Monroe

Shadrach Hayes Monroe

Mary Jane Hester Monroe

Wright Hill Monroe

Isado Huin Monroe

Silas Hunt Monroe

Minnie Hunter ...... Monroe

Rachena Hunter , . Monroe

William Hunter Monroe

Willie Hunter Monroe

LELAND UNIVERSITY, i8gy-g8.

Daniel Hutchinson

. Doss

Earnest Fairchild Jackson

. Monroe

Pompey Jackson ....

Monroe

Fanny Jenkins ....

Monroe

Elvira. Jimerson ....

Monroe

Daisy Jimerson ....

. Monroe

Olivia Jimerson ....

Monroe

Sarah Johns .....

. Monroe

Emma Johnson .....

Monroe

Eugene Johnson .

Monroe

Kate Johnson . . . .

Monroe

Leila Johnson . . .

Monroe

Ola Johnson .....

Monroe

Ollie Johnson . . . . .

Monroe

Johnnie Jones .....

Monroe

Sampson Jones . . . .

Monroe

Minnie Lawson . ...

Monroe

Freddie Lee .

. Monroe

Mattie Levi .....

Monroe

Hattie McGraw . . . . .

Monroe

Bertha Marble .....

Monroe

Amanda Medlock . . . .

Monroe

Bertha Medlock ....

Monroe

Irene Mickens .

Monroe

James Minneweathers

Monroe

Harrison Mitchell .

Monroe

Samuel Mitchell ....

Doss

John Moses .....

Collinston

Zephrine Murphy ....

Monroe

Adalena Nelson . . . . .

Monroe

Amos Oliver .....

Monroe

.Minnie Oliver .

Monroe

Nannie Outzs .....

Monroe

Imintha Perkins .....

Monroe

Roberda Perkins . .

Monroe

Eugenia Peterson ....

. Monroe

Richard Perry .....

Monroe

Jenny Petty ......

. Monroe

CATALOGUE OF

Sally Phillips .

Monroe

Morris Polite .

Monroe

Ellen Rector ....

Monroe

David Redman . . . .

. Monroe

Eddie Heed ....

Monroe

John Linton Reed

Monroe

Jonas Reed .....

Monroe

Lucinda Reed ....

. Lonewater

Lucinda Richard . . . .

Monroe

Pinkie Richardson

Monroe

Susie Savannah Richardson

. Monroe

William Richardson .

Monroe

Katrue Ray .

. Monroe

Roberta Russell

Monroe

Fannie Salone . . . .

. Monroe

James Druel Sampson

West Monroe

Carrie Scott .

Monroe

Willie Scott ....

Monroe

William Scott . . . .

. Monroe

Caroline Sherman

Monroe

Sarah Sherman .

. Monroe

Robert Sherman

Monroe

Willie Sims .

Monroe

Ira Sims .....

Monroe

Rosa Smith .

Columbia

Minnie Spencer ....

Monroe

Peter Star . . . . .

Monroe

Jesse Steward ....

Monroe

Minnie Taylor . . . .

. Monroe

William Thomas

Monroe

Maggie Turner ....

Salena Turner ....

. Mer Rouge

Amanda Vautley ....

. Columbia

John Robert Wallace

Monroe

Robbie Belle Wallace

Monroe

Thomas Washington

Doss

Lizzie Washington

Monroe

Minnie White

. Monroe

LELAND UNIVERSITY, i897-98.

Robert White
James Williams
Jerry Williams .
John Herman Williams
Minnie Belle Williams
Eslena Wilson
Ruth Wilson
David Wynne

RUSTON INSTITUTE

Charles Allen
Charlotte Allen
Ollie Allen .
Noah Anderson .
Johnie Belle Arrington
Frank Becks
Maria Bedford
Lane Benn .
Rose Benn
Jacob Billings
Annie Bonner
Lenora Bonner .
Lewis Bonner
Mary Bonner
Eddie Booker
William Brewster
Beulah Brown
Dock Mitchell Brown
Minnie Brown
Ellen Burkes
John Burkes .
Maggie Burkes .
Pearlie Burrell .
Alonza Burton .
Ben Burton
Emma Burton
Matt Burn Burton
Rose Burton

Monroe

Mer Rouge

Monroe

West Monroe

Monroe

Cuba

Monroe

. Monroe

Ruston

Shreveport

. Ruston

Hoods Mill

. Ruston

Vienna
. Ruston

Ruston
. Ruston

Ruston

. Ruston

Unionville

. Vernon

Ruston
. Ruston

Ruston

Ruston
. Shiloh

Ruston
. Ruston

Ruston
Simsboro

Ruston

CATALOGUE OF

Tennie Burton
Eula Carr .
Henry Caver .
Willis Compton .
Charles Cooper
Dock Cooper
Lenora Cooper
Florence Daniel
Reuben Daniel
Eula Daughton .
Elmira Davis .
Henry Clay Davis
Millie Ann Davis
Viola Dawsey
Elizah Delley .
Franklin Tig. Delley
Greene Dkllky
Lucy Delley
Greene Delly
Anna Dennis .
Wash Dikes
Marilla Duckworth
Della Dunbarr
York Elmore
Daniel Frazier
Catherine Garner
Fannie Garner
James Garner
Webster Garner
Dora Garr
Jesse Garr
Florence Gilmore
Dora Gipson
James Gipson
Mary Gray
Samuel Hamilton
Georgianna Harris
James Harris

. Ruston

D'Arbonne

Downsville

Newport

. Ruston

Ruston

. Ruston

Knowles

Lisbon

Ruston

Shiloh

Cargile

Ruston

Unionville

Uuionville

Ruston

Unionvillle

Ruston

. Ruston

Vernon

Simsboro

Ruston

. Ruston

Ruston

Simsboro

Ruston

. Ruston

Ruston

. Vienna

Ruston

. Shiloh

Ruston

Simsboro

Hoods Mill

LELAND UNIVERSITY, i8gy-g8.

Annie Harvey
Charles Harvey
Dolier Harvey
Iola Harvey
Lavenia Harvey
Nancy Harvey .
William Harvey
Rosie Hays
Jethro Henry
Louvonia Henry
Maxie Henry
Ira Hill

Fletcher Holland
Bledsaw Howell
Charlotte Jackson
Elijah Jackson
Lula Jackson
Simmie Jackson
Thomas Jackson
Mahala Jenkins
Arlecta Johnson
Cora Johnson
Eugene Johnson
Eva Johnson
Mattie Johnson
Missouri Johnson
Sonie Johnson
Lydia Jones
Allen Kelley
Daniel King
Minnie King .
Todie King .
Elijah Knox .
Malissa Knox
Isaac Lee
Benjamin Lewis .
Bessie Lewis .
Eddie Lewis

. Rustou
Ruston

. Ruston
Rustou
Ruston
Ruston
Ruston
Vernon

Unionville
Ruston
Ruston
Ruston
Ruston
Simsboro

Cedartown
Ruston
Ruston
Ruston

Unionville

. Shiloh

Ruston

. Shiloh

Downsville
Ruston
Ruston
Ruston
Ruston

. Ruston
Ruston

Unionville
Vienna
Ruston
Ruston

CATALOGUE OF

Elizabeth Lewis ......

Ruston

Elvy Lewis

Vienna

Helen Lewis .......

Ruston

James Lewis .....

Ruston

Jerdina Lewis ......

Ruston

John Lewis . . .

Ruston

Ruth Lewis .......

. Ruston

John Madden ......

Simsboro

James Malone ......

Moore

Maggie Manning .....

Ruston

Acy Mayfield ......

Ruston

Emma Mayfield ......

Ruston

James Mayfield ......

Ruston

Lilian Mayfield .....

Ruston

Mary Mayfield ......

. Ruston

Mate Mayfield ......

Ruston

Roberta Mayfield .....

. Sumpter

Frank McDade ......

Gainesville

Mary McDade

Gainesville

Matilda Moore ......

Gibsland

Eiseman Newcomb ......

Ruston

Elzettie Newby .....

. Simsboro

Ellen Newton ......

Ruston

Annie Lee Nicholson ....

Ruston

Daniel Nicholson ......

Ruston

Pinkie Norflas ......

Ruston

Laura Owens ......

. Ruston

Dock Patterson .....

Ruston

Asa Peters .....".

Newport

Claude Pleasant .....

Ruston

John Reuben Powell .....

Unionville

Cephas Primer ......

Ruston

Luins Primer

. Ruston

Mitchell Primer . . . .

Ruston

Robert Primer ......

. Ruston

Rufus Rainey ......

Ruston

Clarissa Richmond .....

. Ruston

LELAND UNIVERSITY, 1897-98.

Edward Robinson

Ruston

Ella Rowdon

. Ruston

Mary Sanders ....

Ruston

Henry Scott ....

. Hood's Mills

Wiley Scott ....

Hood's Mills

Benjamin Simms

. Vernon

Duncan Simms

Moore

John Henry Simms

Vernon

Oscar Simms ....

Ruston

Peter James Simms .

. Moore

John Singleton

Ruston

Mattie May Singleton

. Vernon

Ruby Slaughter .

Ruston

Mabel Smith ....

. Shiloh

Violet Smith .

Shiloh

Donie Spivey ....

D'Arbonne

Annie Thompson ....

Ruston

Jessie Thompson

. Ruston

Ada Tramel ....

Ruston

Ida Tramel ....

. Ruston

Mark Tramel ....

Ruston

Franklin Turner .

. Knowles

Mary Wallace ....

Ruston

Oliver WasHiNGTON

Simsboro

James Watkins ....

. Ruston

Mima White ....

Ruston

Major Williams

Simsboro

Mary Williams .

Mt. Meigs, Ala.

Rachel Williams

Simsboro

William Williams

Cargile

Clanton Wilkerson .

. Ruston

Fannie Wilkerson

Ruston

Lazare Wilkerson .

Sumpter

Leon Wilkerson .

Ruston

Lula Wilkerson

. Ruston

Albert Wilson .

Ruston

Ella Wilson ....

Ruston

John Wilson ....

. Ruston

>8 CATALOGUE OF

Maria Wilson Ruston

Melvin Wilson ....... Ruston

William F. Wilson ...... Ruston

James Willy ....... Sumpter

John Woods ...... Mer Rouge

Stella Woods Shiloh

Brazora Wright ...... Shiloh

Robert Wright ....... Ruston

SUMMARY.

College 31

Normal Graduates .... 3

Normal and College Preparatory . 26

Sab-Normal — New Orleans . . 40

Howe Institute . . .136

Leland Academy . 114

Monroe Academy . . . 146

Ruston Institute . . 195

Total . . . .691

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LELAND UNIVERSITY, 1897-98.

Course of Study.

NORM AL.

Junior Year.

First Term. Second Term.

Algebra, Rhetoric, Phys- Algebra, Physical Geog-

iology. raphy, Physics.

Middle Year.

First Term. Second Term.

Algebra, Latin, Physics. Algebra, Latin, Chemistry.

Senior Year.

First Term. Second Term.

Geometry, Latin, Civil Geometry, Latin, Laws and

Government. Practice of Teaching.

COLLEGE PREPARATORY.

Junior and Middle years identical with Normal.
Senior Year.
Geometry, Latin, Greek.
COLLEGE COURSE.

Freshman Year. — Latin, Greek, Geometry, Trigonome-
try.

Sophomore Year. — Latin, Greek, Analytical Geometry,
Physics.

Junior Year. — Rhetoric, Logic, English Literature,
Greek, Physics, Physiology, Astronomy.

Senior Year. — Psychology, Moral Science, Christain
Evidences, History of Civilization, Political Economy,
Chemistry, Geology.

MINISTERS' CLASS.

A course of instruction in Biblical Theology and Pastoral
Duty is provided at the University for the benefit of Pastors.
Advanced students in the College who contemplate entering
a full Theological Course are taught the elements of Hebrew
and of New Testament exegesis.

32 CATALOGUE OF

DESIGN.

Leland University was founded in 1870 for the higher ed-
ucation of such men and women as desired to fit themselves
for Christian citizenship, either as ministers, teachers or
tradesmen. It is open to all persons who are fitted to enjoy
its advantages, without distinction of race, color, or reli-
gious opinions. The University owes its existence to the late
Holbrook Chamberlain, Esq., of Brooklyn, N. Y., who
erected the buildings, assisted in its management, and at
his death left to it the bulk of his property, about $too,ooo, as
an endowment fund, the interest of which goes to the pay-
ment of teachers.

LOCATION.

The University is situated on St. Charles avenue, between
Audubon Place and Audubon street, nearly opposite Audu-
bon Park. No more beautiful or healthful location could
be found in New Orleans, while its retirement from the
crowded part of the city renders it peculiarly adapted to
study.

University Hall is of brick, 100 by 80 feet, three stories
above the basement. Here are the chapel, recitation-rooms,
library, museum, orifices and rooms for the president, profes-
sors and male students, besides accommodations in the
basement for industrial shops, printing-offices, etc.

Chamberlain Hall is also of brick, three stories high,
100 by 50 feet, in which are the rooms of the preceptress
and lady teachers and the young lady pupils; also music-
rooms, boarding, laundry, and industrial rooms for the girls.
The grounds comprise four entire squares, or ten acres.

The University has a library and reading-room, which is
supplied with the leading journals and periodicals of the
day.

There is a Literary Society, the "Philomathean," com-
posed of young men and young women, which holds weekly
meetings for mutual improvement.

The students also constitute a recognized branch of the
International Young Men's Christian Association and
of the National Society of Christian Endeavor.

REaUIREMENTS FOR ADMISSION.

All applicants for admission to the normal course are ex-
pected to pass examination in the common English branches,
viz.: Arithmetic, Grammar, Geography and United States
History, unless they are graduates from one of our auxiliary
schools.

LELAND UNIVERSITY, i897-98. 33

Classes are still formed in grades below the normal, but
they are regarded as temporary, and none can be admitted
to the class in New Orleans who have not finished Frac-
tions in Arithmetic and equivalent work in other English
branches.

EXPENSES.

All instruction, except in Instrumental Music, is free.

Board, including incidentals, per month $12.00

Incidental Expenses, for day scholars, per month 1. 00

Instrumental Music, per month 3.00

Board and tuition in Auxiliaries, per month 8.00

Total Expenses, when paid in advance 85.00

Total Expenses in Auxiliaries 60.00

All students are required to perform daily one hour of
some form of manual labor under the direction of a teacher.

All monthly bills due the University are due i?i advance.
No reduction for less than one-half month.

Rooms are furnished with bedstead, mattress, pillows, and
quilts, chairs, tables, washstand, mirror, bowl, and pitcher.

Students should provide themselves with sheets and pil-
luw-cases, and the necessary toilet articles, such as towels,
brushes, etc. Young ladies should also be provided with
waterproofs, rubber shoes, and umbrellas. They should
also bring with them each, one or two dark underskirts for
every-day wear.

AUXILIARY SCHOOLS.

In order to encourage the organization of local schools
for primary and grammar grade work, the University has
made provision for taking under its charge auxiliary schools
in the vicinity of New Orleans upon the following con-
ditions:

1. That a property fairly valued at $2,000 shall be provided
by the trustees and kept in repair by them, with taxes, in-
surance, and incidental expenses paid.

2. That the tuitions, to the amount of at least $1 per month
for each pupil, be reported and paid to the University be-
fore the 5th of each school month.

3. That the course of study prepared by the Leland
Faculty for use in preparatory schools (or "Leland Acad-
emies") be adopted by the school with such text-books as
are from time to time prescribed.

4. The teachers of the school are to be appointed by us
in consultation with the trustees of the school, and their

34 CATALOGUE OF

names will appear as members of our faculty. Their sala-
ries are to be paid by the University on terms which may be
agreed upon, to be adjusted with reference to the apparent
needs and probable income of the school.

5. Graduates of the school will be received into the reg-
ular normal classes of the University without examination.
The best scholar in each graduating class will receive from
the University a prize of $1 per month deducted from his
first term bill, and the second best scholar will receive a
prize of 50 cents per month in the same way.

HOWE INSTITUTE.

The first auxiliary of Leland University was established
at New Iberia, La., in 1890, for preparatory and grammar
school work.

The sons of Peter Howe, of Wenona, 111., out of filial re-
gard for the wishes of their revered father, have placed that
beautiful property under the control and management of
the President of the University.

At the head of this institution has been placed Prof.
Jonas Henderson, A. M., who filled the chair of History and
Mathematics in the University for nine years. His ability
as a teacher is well and widely known. Mrs. Virginia L.
Robinson, a graduate of Leland University, is Matron of the
boarding department.

LELAND ACADEMY.

In November, 1893, the Trustees of the Slater High
School at Donaldsonville, La., made application for ac-
ceptance as an auxiliary school, under the name of Leland
Academy, and were accepted by our Board.

The Principal, Prof. S. S. Gray, is a graduate of our
normal department, and the school gives promise of success
and usefulness. The Academy has the services of Miss
Octavie Genizena as directress of instrumental music, and Dr.
John H. Lowery as lecturer in Physiology and Hygiene.

NEW AUXILIARIES.

During the present year, the Industrial High School at
Monroe, La., and the Normal Institute at Ruston, La., have
applied and been accepted as Leland Academies. Both
have had a prosperous year, and give promise of permanent
success. The school at Ruston has been afflicted by the re-
cent sudden death of Prof. William Allen, A. B., who

LELAND UNIVERSITY, 1897-98. jy

graduated from the University at our last commencement.
He was a young man of great promise, and his loss will be
deeply felt by the alumni of Leland.

OTHER ACADEMICAL, SCHOOLS.

Other schools of similar grade in the State whose princi-
pals are graduates of Leland University, report the follow-
ing enrollment for the year:

Alexandria Warner R. Wright, Principal 192

Baton Rouge James L. Crossly, A. B., Principal. ..128

Bunkie Henry B. Banks, Principal 74

Cheneyville Charles S. Collins, A. B., Principal... 158

Gibsland Oliver L. Coleman, A. M., Principal. ..200

Shreveport William Hicks, Principal 163

915
The sum of their enrollment added to 518, the number in
our Auxiliary schools, gives us 1,496 as the sum total of
pupils who are receiving this year the eight months' course
of instruction which is prescribed for our Sub-Normal de-
partment.

NOTES.

The college year regularly begins on the first Wednesday
of October, and closes on the second Wednesday of May.

All communications and all checks or money-orders
should be made to the President of the University.

The summer post-office addresses of the faculty are as
follows:

£. C. Mitchell, D.D., care of the Chemical National
Bank, New York City.

G. H. Felton, M D., Granville, Mass.

Miss Harriet E. Morton, Tupperville, Nova Scotia.

Miss S. Fanny Burns, Bath, N. Y.

Miss Mary L. Briggs, Albert Lea, Minn.

Prof. Jonas Henderson, New Iberia, La.

Prof. William M. Pruitt, Helena, Ark.

Mrs. Mary Ann Cook, Monroe, La.

Prof. S. A. Williams, Ruston, La.

Other members of the faculty may be addressed in care
of the University.

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CATALOGUE

LELAND UNIVERSITY

NEW ORLEANS, LA

THIRTIETH ANNUAL SESSION.

1899-1900.

ATLANTA. GA.:

THE FOOTE & DAVIES COMPANY,

Pkinters and Binders.

1900.

BOARD OF TRUSTEES.

OFFICERS.

John Humpstone, D.D. .... President

291 Ryerson street, Brooklyn, N. Y.

Rev. John Marks .... Vice-President

930 Felicity street, New Orleans.

Rev. D. G. Whittinghill .... Secretary

Coliseum Place, New Orleans.

Charles Frazier, Esq,. .... Treasurer

93 Nassua street, New York.

EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE.

G. H. Felton, Chairman.
George S. Dodds, A. G. Moseley,

John Marks, D. G. Whittinghill,

Don A. Pardee, T. J. Woodward.

MEMBERS OF THE BOARD.

Class I. — Term Expires 1901.

William S. Burns, Esq Bath, N. Y.

Charles E. Dingee, Esq. . . . Brooklyn, N. Y.

William Howe, Esq, .... New York City.

Rev. J. B. Livingston .... New Iberia, La.

E. C. Mitchell, D.D Chicago, 111.

Chas. M. Pratt, Esq. .... Brooklyn, N. Y.

Rev. J. F. Purser Opelika, Ala.

Rev. D. G. Whittinghill . . . New Orleans, La.

Rev. John Wilson . . .. . Morgan City, La.

Class II.— Term Expires 1902.

W. W. Charlton, Esq. . . . New Orleans, La

Hon. Geo. S. Dodds .... New Orleans, La.
Charles Frazier, Esq. .... Brooklyn, N. Y.

John Hills, Esq Brooklyn, N. Y.

Hiram Hutchins, D.D. .... Brooklyn, N. Y.
Hon. Don A. Pardee .... New Orleans, La.
Rev. C. L. Roberts ..... Cheneyville, La.
Louis W. Slocum, Esq. . . . New York City.

A. T. Terry, Esq. ..... New Orleans, La.

Class III. — Term Expires 1903.
Hon. Joseph A. Breaux . . . New Orleans, La.

Rev. H. C. Cotton .... Belle Alliance, La.

Wm. M. Hastings, Esq. . . . Brooklyn, N. Y

John Humpstone, D.D. .... Brooklyn, N. Y.
John H. Ireland, Esq. . . . Brooklyn, N. Y

Rev. John Marks ..... New Orleans, La.
Rev. A. G. Moseley .... New Orleans, La.

C. Alex Nelson, Esq New York City.

Hon. T. J. Woodward . . . New Orleans, La.

Faculty.

Edward Cushing Mitchell, A.M., D.D.* . President

Theology, Psychology, Hebrew.
George Hurlburt Felton, A.M., M.D., Normal Principal

Mathematics, Natural Science, Vocal Music.
Marcia Savage Mitchell . . . Lady Principal

English, Literature, Latin.
Alfred Augustus Newhall, A.M., Greek and Bible Study
Laura Frances Parker . Literature and Mathematics
Minnie Alice Shepherd, A.B. . Algebra and English
Josephine Isabel Davis . . . Instrumental Music
Alexander Hamilton Brown,
Anderson Cheatham

Amelia Roberson
James Douglass Stewart
Elizabeth Bompus Groves
Lida Marsh Felton

A.B. Normal Department

Sub-Normal Department

Domestic Department

. Librarian

Jonas Henderson, A.M.

Eugenia Charlotte Gainey

Carrie Segura

Samuel Simpson Gray

Alice Mary Gray

Lillie Jackson

John Baptist Sidney Mavign

G. W. G. Sneed

Hezekiah Carter

Wm. Montcalm Pruitt, B.S.

Loretta Dunn Pruitt, A.B.

Mary Ann Cook

Israel Smith Powell

Miss M. G. Houston

Miss L. Wilkerson

Rev. F. T. Kelly

Principal of Howe Institute

Assistant Howe Institute

. Principal Leland Academy

Assistant Leland Academy

. Assistant Leland Academy

e Assistant Leland Academy

. Assistant Leland Academy

Assistant Leland Academy

Principal Monroe Academy

Lady Prin. Monroe Academy

Assistant Monroe Academy

. Principal Ruston Institute

Assistant Ruston Institute

. Assistant Ruston Institute

Assistant Ruston Institute

*Died February 2&, 1900.

STUDENTS.

COLLEGE.

Graduate Student.

Amelia Roberson

Junior Class.
Joseph Samuel Clark
James Douglass Stewart
*Warner Richard Wright

Sophomore Class.
Anderson Cheatham
*William Hicks
Adam Joseph Lagarde

Freshman Class.
*Samuel Simpson Gray
*Lewis Joseph Gardner King
Benjamin Burnette Wright . . .

Darrow

Dubberly

Sparta

Alexandria

Tallien

Shreveport

Lafourche Crossing

Donaldsonville
New Orleans
New Orleans

NORMAL AND COLLEGE PREPARATORY.

Normal Graduate Students.
Sallie Cooper ......

Mary Rosella Scott ....

Odelia Wessondoff .....

Alice America Williams

Senior Class.
Philomene Joseph .....

Alexander Henry Williams

New Orleans

Darrow

New Orleans

New Orleans
New Orleans

:Not present this College year.

LELAND UNIVERSITY, 1S99-1900.

Senior Middle Class.

Elizabeth Elgiva Baker

Ebenezer Ralph Waldo Emerson

Madison James Foster

Mary Lily Rosabella Hopes

Joabb Kyzer .....

Charles Daniel Merritt .

Cleonise Elizabeth Pynchon

Elenora Sidonia Smith

Junior Middle Class.

Fannie Ellen Carroll

Lucy Clark .....

Archias Finnie .

John William Gaines

Elenora Victorine Kyzer

Angie Florence Lewis

Isabell Beatrice Lewis . . . .

Gilbert Somers Perez

Junior Class.

Julius Allen
Walter Roy Alston
Joseph James Anderson
Nancy Louise Bolden
Bessie May Bonner
Nellie Olivia Bonner
Isabella Brown
Thomas Richard Griffin
Moses Stroter Gordon
Ada Hall .
Emma Elvira Hatch
Josephine Joseph
John Wesley Lawson
Williana Lowery
Joseph Nicholas
Ida Beany Pierce
Daniel Nelson Rhone

New Orleans
Smoke Bend

New Iberia

Albemarle

New Orleans

Thibodeaux
New Orleans
New Orleans

West Monroe
Dubberly
New Orleans
Fairmount
New Orleans
New Orleans
New Orleans
New Orleans

Belle Helene

New Orleans

Alexandria

Clarence

New Orleans

Algiers

Fairmount

New Orleans

Donaldsonville

Smoke Bend

New Orleans

Crowley

LELAXD Z'XIYERSITY, 1S99-W00.

Randle Simeon Smith

Selena Helen Washington
Ottie Alberta Wright

SUB-NORMAL DEPARTMENT.

Cotton port
New Orleans
New Orleans

Mary Louise Atkins
Retta Estella Brooks
Florence Burnette
Ellen Louise Carter
Mary Eliza Carter
Walter Celestine
Ida Joyce Christian
Richard Henry Clay
Thomas Columbus, Jr.
Harriet Leora Davis
Joseph Littleton Dennis .
Southard Pirlum Dunn
Jack Ellis
Benjamin Flemings
Charles Richard Gardner
Ida Lillie Gordon
Ceolya Grandison
Almeda Edna Grimes
Aaron Hall
Edward Hall .
Anna Leona Harris
Lillie Anna Herrara
Ruth Holmes
Frank Benjamin Houston
Victoria Elizabeth James
Ruth Jarvis

Adeline Elizabeth Johnson
Cora C. Johnson
Florida Lagarde
Nathan Samuel Landix

New Orleans

Corner View

Bourg

St. Patrick

Houma

Algiers

New Orleans

Amesville

Monroe

. . St. Patrick

Algiers

Monroe

Algiers

New Orleans

Fairmount

New Orleans

Algiers

New Orleans

Lafourche Crossing

Belle Alliance

LELAND UNIVERSITY, 1899-1900.

Paul Arthur Landix
David Daniel Lawson
Emile Dennis Lee
Mary Lewis
Rosalind Lewis
Arthur Lee Matthews
Frank Edward Matthews
Frank James Matthews .
Eliza McKissic
Charles Milburn
James Mills
Lizzetta Mills
Rosana Moore .
George Washington Osibin
Eugene Leon Oubre
Sadie Patterson
Maud Bethinia Peyton
Lelia Prudhomme
Mary Prudhomme
Rosa Prudhomme
Alice Elizabeth Randle
Nancy Evalina Richards
Mary Ellen Robinson
Napoleon Ruffin
Edward Walter Simmons .
Elizabeth Smith
Matthew Ward Smith
Shepard Smith
Alberta Augusta Story
James Ernest Sykes
Isaac Harrison Stuart
Agalice Lillian Vallere
Minerva Vappie
Ezekiel K. Warmington
Edward Nathan Webb
Cecilia Williams
Cyhrispin Williams

Belle Alliance

New Orleans

Anna

Memphis

Algiers

Algiers
Morgan City
New Orleans
Morgan City
Morgan City
Belle Alliance
Smoke Bend
New Orleans
Memphis
New Orleans
New Orleans
New Orleans
New Orleans
New Orleans
New Orleans
New Orleans

Algiers
New Orleans

Algiers
Hahnville

Algiers

New Orleans

Fairmount

Algiers
New Orleans
Morgan City
New Orleans
New Orleans
New Orleans
Morgan City

LELAND UNIVERSITY, 1899-1900. 13

MINISTERS' CLASS.

Rev. R. H. Clay, Rev. C. Milburn,

Rev. J. L. Dennis, Rev. N. Ruffin,

Rev. J. Ellis, Rev. M. W. Smith,

Rev. M. S. Gordon, Rev. R. S. Smith,

Rev. F. B. Houston, Rev. I. H. Stuart,

Rev. D. D. Lawson, Rev. E. K. Warmington,
Rev. E. N. Webb.

HOWE INSTITUTE

NEW IBERIA

Lizzie Beals
Earnestine Boutte
Emma Cornelia Breele
Enos Wilkins Brown
Freeman Brown .
Rosa Ella Brooks .
Arthur Matthew Bun-
Mark Burr
Lena Burr
Eclwarcl Bun-
Mary Bush
Cora Butler
Emma Carpenter
Martha Carroll
Maggie Cheatham
Albert Chretien
Bulah Comeaux
Amelia Comeaux .
Mary Jane Cooper
Elizabeth Ann Cooper .
Anna Day
Estella Decuir
Hildrad Decuir
Benjamin Decuir
Julia Eva Dejean
Victorian Fruget .
Richard Fwolkes
James Fwolkes

New Iberia
New Iberia

. Evergreen
Thibodeaux

Washington
Haasville
New Iberia
New Iberia
New Iberia
New Iberia
New Iberia
New Iberia
New Iberia
New Iberia
Tallien
New Iberia
New Iberia
New Iberia
New Iberia
New Iberia
New Iberia
New Iberia
New Iberia
New Iberia
Elba
Eunice
New Iberia
New Iberia

LELAXD UNIVERSITY, 1899-1900.

Margret Gair.es

Junnus Gallerson .

Benjamin Geneford .

Edward Gerac

August Gerac

Louisa Gort .

Xed Green

Dora Green

Regnia Green

Victoria Green

Leona Handy

Ida Hayes

Josenia Ellen Henderson

Crispus Attucks Henderson

Naomi Valery Henderson

Fletcher Marsh Henderson

Dora Herbert

Ada Hernendez

Lourenza Hill

Sadie Hillston

Martha Hopkins

Alice Houston

Amelia Houston

Phoebe Jenkins

John Jefferson Johnson

Henry Johnson

William Johnson

Rilma Johnson

Eugene Johnson

Sadie Johnson

Alzena Junius

Celestine King

Peter Lagarde

Urias Law son

Mary Augustine Lagarde

Anna Lubeta Livingston

Joseph Livingston

. New Iberia

New Iberia

. New Iberia

New Iberia

Patterson

New Iberia

. New Iberia

New Iberia

. New Iberia

. Randall

. New Iberia

New Iberia

. New Iberia

New Iberia

Abbeville

Centerville

. New Iberia

New Iberia

Evergreen

New Iberia

. New Iberia

New Iberia

Evergreen

New Iberia

' . New Iberia

New Iberia

. New Iberia

Jeannerette

. New Iberia

Crowley

Lafourche Crossing

New Iberia

Lafourche Crossing

New Iberia

. New Iberia

LELAND UNIVERSITY, 1899-1900.

Courtney Luckett .

Mary Celestine McGaffey .

Sarah Miller .

Usan Moore

John Nathaniel

Albert Olevier .

Roumley Olevier

Irma Olevier

Lydia Placide

Harriet Placide

Louis Randall

Charles Rawls .

Felix Rawls .

Joseph Reedoni

Clifton Reynaud

George Mobbley Robertson

Daisy Robertson

Benjamin Saunders

Francis Saunders .

Mary Senegal

Alberta Smith

James Smith

Abraham Simon

Garfield Solomon

Louisa Marie Solomon .

Arthur Stansbury

Clarence Stansbury

John Stafford .

Willie Thacher

Timothy Thomas

Julius Thibodeaux

Agnes Tolbert .

Celestine Warwick

Nettie Walton .

Corine Washington

Yancy Emanuel Washington

Mabel Annabelle White

New Iberia
New Iberia
New Iberia
Cameron
New Iberia
New Iberia
New Iberia
New Iberia
New Iberia
New Iberia
New Iberia
New Iberia
New Iberia
New Iberia
New Iberia
New Iberia
New Iberia
New Iberia
New Iberia
New Iberia
New Iberia

New Iberia
New Iberia
New Iberia
New Iberia
New Iberia

Crowley
New Iberia
New Iberia
New Iberia
New Iberia
New Iberia
New Iberia

Crowley
Arnaudville
New Iberia

LELAND UNIVERSITY, 1899-1900.

Bertha \f hite .
Arthur White
Benjamin White
Bessie Wiley
Olevier Wilson
Lilla Williams
Willie Randolph Wills
John Wilkins
Clem Williams
Effie Wright

New Iberia

Foster

Berwick

Letsworth

New Iberia

Berwick

LELAND ACADEMY.

DONALDSONV1LLE.

Norman Baily
Balaria Banks
Thomas Barnes
Joseph Berteaux
John Blouin
Armantine Blouin
Celestine Silas Brand
Estelle Brown
Lithia Bryant
Missouri Short Burnside
Lucy Burns
Estelle Burns
Forest Calvin Butler
Hezekiah Carter
Joseph Rogers Clark
Luvinia Claiborne
Millie Claiborne
Minerva Olivia Cotton
William Daily .
Eddie Dalferes
Lena Dalferes
Albert Dave
Missouri Dixon .
Oscarine Duncans .
Chester Arthur Duncans
Rosella Eddison
James Edwards
Alterre Francis

Donaldsonville

Cofield

D arrow

Donaldsonville

Darrow

Donaldsonville

McCall

Barton

Donaldsonville

Baton Rouge

Barton

New Orleans

Convent

Darrow

Donaldsonville

New Texas

. Cofield

Donaldsonville

LELAND UNIVERSITY, 1899-1000.

Emma Frazier

Rebecca Glover

Willie Grant .

Al ice May Gray .

Ulysses Simpson Grant Gray

Emile Gomez

Isabella Gomez

Bertha Hadley

Edward Margins

Eliza Hargins

Lottie Harris .

Irving Hayes

Richard Haynes

Lawrence Augustus Hendricks

Olivia Hill

Benjamin Harrison Homer

Robert Houston

Arthur Jacobs

Lilly Jackson

Clarence James

Birdell Johnson

Josephine Ellen Johnson

Albert Jones

Elizabeth Jones

Helena Jones

Roena Jones

Isaac Langs

Luvinia Lavigne

Joseph LeBlanc

Curnephere Lee

Anderson Lewis

Evelena Lowery

Aristide Bluefield Martin, Jr.

John Baptiste Sidney Marvigne

Georgiana Milrow

Augustine Murray

Amile Murray

Donaldsonville
Donaldsonville

Darrow

Donaldsonville

Tallien

Donaldsonville

. Darrow

Baton Rouge

Cofield

Donaldsonville

Barton

Darrow

Cofield

Darrow

Smoke Bend

Donaldsonville

Barton

Lake Providence

New Orleans

Cofield

Donaldsonville

Tallien

Barton

Donaldsonville

Darrow

Donaldsonville

Cofield

Barton

LELAND UNIVERSITY, 1899-1900.

Louisa Harcise

Alonzo Neal

Richard Nolan

Beverly Augustus Osibin

Coralie Palmer

Louise Pedescleaux

Victoria Beulah Percy

Ophilia Pierce

Thomas Pleasant

Guerric Plenty

Aurilia Quezerque

Martine Richard

Pauline Richard

Elnora Robinson

John Wells Robinson

Walter Robinson

Ozeme Rodriguez .

Charlie Scott

Clara Smith

Joseph Smith

Louise Clothilde Smith

Walter Smith

Walter George Sneed

William Wellington Solite

Harriet Stephenson

Estella Sullivan

Lillian Summers

Daisy Swift

Eddie Tereaud

Eugene Tereaud, Jr.

Lizzie Thomas

Henrietta Toliver

Henrietta Turner

Joseph Turner

Emma Weams

George Wilson

Henry Wilson

Belle Rose

Donaldsonville

. Smoke Bend

Smoke Bend

Barton

Cofield

McCall

Cofield

Belle Alliance

Burnside

Donaldsonville

Cofield

Donaldsonville

Smoke Bend

Darrow

Barton

Darrow

Lake Providence

Cofield

Darrow

Dawsonville

Barton

. Cofield

Donaldsonville

Darrow

Evergreen

Donaldsonville

Barton

Donaldsonville

Gonzales

Donaldsonville

Cofield

MONROE ACADEMY

MONROE, LA.

Loretta Andrews
William Anderson
Johnny Armstrong .
Richard Adolphus
Arthur Adams
Nellie Adams
Henry Bynum
Joseph Brooks
Mark Blanks .
David Wiseman Burton
Samuel Burton
Frederick Bartlett
Breard Bartlett
Nathaniel Burton
Elias Brown
Hannah Bess
Napoleon Brown
Lucy Bledsau
Cherrie Jane Benjamin
Farris Brown .
Frederick Brown
Luella Banks .
Ellen Colbert
Emma Colbert
Rebecca Cooper .
Mahalie Caldwell .
Rachel Ida Culverson .
Pauline Cook .

Riverton

Monroe
. Monrce

Monroe
. Monroe

Monroe
. Monrce

Monroe
. Monroe

Monroe

. Monroe

. Mer Rouge

. Monroe

Monroe
West Monroe
West Monroe

Lonewa
. Monroe

Monroe
. Monroe
Columbia
Columbia

Lonewa

Bastrop

. Floyd
. Monroe

LELAND UNIVERSITY, 1899-1900.

Edna Campbell .

Nancy Cook

Eulitia Cook

Daisy Cheatham

Brownlow Cheatham .

Josephine Cann

Mary Cooper

Ella Cann

Kate Cann .

Henrietta Brownlow Dunn

Francis Leonidas Dunn

Mattie Davis .

Trixie Doolittle .

Cyrus Darrington

Marsella Davis

Stonewall Jackson Dillard

Annie Edwards .

Reuben Flood

Estella Celesta Flood

Isaac Ford

Minnie Ford

Elisha Foster .

Elias Going

Richmond Going

Mahalie Greenberry

Matilda Greenberry

Alberta Gardner

Julia Gardner

Lewis Green

Lillie Gardner

Minnie Gibson

Hobert Green

William Green

Cora Green

Rosena Green

Louvilla Going

Wright Hill .

Monrce
. Monroe

Monroe
. Monroe

Monroe
Sinope

Bastrop
Delhi

. Delhi
. Monroe

Monroe
. Monroe

Monroe

. Monroe

Winnsboro

Crowville

. Lonewa

Monroe

Monroe
Cuba

Monroe
. Monroe

LELAND UNIVERSITY, 1899-1900.

Mildred Hamilton
Willis Hodge .
David Hodge
Simmons Hamilton
Celia Hamilton .
Willie Hunter
Rachina Hunter .
Mary Hadley .
Carrie Harris
Aurell Hilton
Betlie Hays
Rosetta Howard
Joel Head
Mary Jane Hester
Alberta Harris
Moses Hamilton
Cornelia Hamilton
Robert L. Jackson .
Victoria Jefferson
Elizabeth Jackson .
Ollie Jackson
Aaron Jackson
El via Jimerson
Olivia Jimerson
Isabelle Johnson .
Celess Jenkins
Rosa Johnson
Ada Johnson .
iVnnie Johnson
Susie Virginia Johnson
Ezekiel Johnson .
Leila Johnson
Leon King .
Lottie Keener
Henrietta Kedley
Robert Lindsey
Samuel Lindsey .

Monroe
Monroe
Monroe
Monroe
Bastrop
Monroe
Monroe
Monroe
Monroe
Monroe
Monroe
Monroe
Monroe
Monroe
Monroe
Monroe
Monroe
Delhi
Monroe
Monroe
Monroe
Monroe
Monroe
Monroe
Floyd
Monroe
Monroe
Monroe
Monroe
Monroe
Monroe
Monroe
Monroe
Forest
Monroe
Monroe
Monroe

24 LELAND UNIVERSITY, 189V-1V00.

Lena Lyons ........ Bastrop

Mattie Levi ....... Monroe

Gerdinia Lewis ....... Monroe

Julia McDaniel ....... Goshen

Hattie McGraw ....... Monroe

Lee Roy Mays ....... Monroe

Joseph McCause ...... Collinstown

Hattie Mixon ..... . Monroe

William Marble .... . Log Town

Vivian Mays ....... Monroe

Ella Muse . Cuba

Irene Mickens ....... Monroe

Mary Moore ........ Monroe

Irene Marx ... .... Monroe

Anna Mitchell .... . Monroe

Augusta Nicks ....... Monroe

Adelee Nelson ....... Monroe

Mary Nelson ..... . Monroe

Rosena Nelson . . . . Monroe

Minnie Oliver ....... Monroe

Amos Oliver ....... Monroe

Nannie Outz ........ Monroe

Jennie Petty ....... Monroe

Savannah Richardson ...... Monroe

George Rogers ... ... Monroe

Lucinda Reed ....... Lonewa

Jonas Reed ....... Monroe

Roberta Russell ....... Monroe

James Steward ....... Monroe

Clemose Smith ....... Monroe

Caroline Sherman . . . . . . Monroe

Willie T. Sherman ....... Monroe

Louisa Belle Smith ...... Columbia

Rosa Belle Smith ....... Monroe

Nedia Sherman ... ... Monroe

Sarah Sherman ....... Monroe

Elberta Scott ...... Monrce

LELAND UNIVERSITY, 1899-1900. 25

Mary Spotwood ....... Monroe

Casey Scott ....... Monroe

Kaliski Sampson ....... Monroe

Lourana Stoball ...... Monroe

Frank Thomas ....... Monroe

Argusta Teems ...... . Monroe

Carrie Taylor ....... Monroe

Kate Taylor ....... Monroe

Ninnie Taylor ..... . Monroe

Naomi Tolbert ....... Monroe

Jessie Thompson ...... West Monroe

Minnie Thompson ...... Mer Rouge

Mary Traylor ....... Marion

Charley Tyler ....... Monroe

Rotavier Timbs ....... Forest

Ivory Vickus ....... Monroe

Sydney Woodard ...... .

Minnie White ....... Monroe

Elizabeth Washington ...... Monroe

Nellie Walker ....... Monroe

Ruth Wilson . ... . . . . . Monroe

Bertha Wilson ....... Monroe

Robert White ........ Monroe

Rosa Windham ....... Lonewa

Robert Winn . ..... Monroe

Joseph Williams . . . . . . Monroe

Allie Williams ....... Monroe

Jannie Wallace ....... Monroe

Maggie Williams *...... Monroe

Emma Walker ....... Monroe

Louisa Willis ....... Monroe

Jacinth Williams ...... Monroe

Obrie White ........ Monroe

RUSTON INSTITUTE

RUSTON, LA

Charlie Allen
Gertrude Allen
Ollie Allen .
Richard M. Bell
Frank Becks
Enicks Bedford
Lane Been
Rosa Been
Jacob W. Billings
Mary E. Bonner
Louis Bonner
Eddie Booker
Anna Bradford .
Doc M. Brown
Laura Brown
Minnie Brown
Mary A. L. Brown
Selena Buggs
Thomas Burks
Emma Burton
Tennie Burton
Wright Cassey
Henry L. Caver
Edward C. Cooper
Lenora Cooper
Louis Cooper
Bemjamin Cooper
Lola Cowans

Ruston

Monroe

Ruston

Taylortown

Vienna

. Ruston

Ruston

West Monroe

Ruston

Vernon

Summerfield

Ruston

Boatner

Downsville

Ruston

Vernon

LELAXD UNIVERSITY, 1899-1900.

Mary L. Culberson
Ada Davis

Elmore Davis
Lilly Delly .
G. B Delly
F. T. Delly .
William Deldrage
Willie Dimmer
^lit Dismuke
Cleveland Dunbar
Delia Dunbar
John Duncan
Laura Dunwood
Mary Eldridge
Rosa A. Enry
Dora L. Garr
Ada Geary
Felix Gibson
Anna Givins
Lizzie Givins
Mattie D. Gray .
George Green
James Griffin
Ada Hammock
Mattie Hanspert
Hart Hanspert
James Harris
Betsy A. Harris
Charles H. Harvey, Jr
Charles A. Harvey
James W. P. Harvey
Anna Harvey
Kesiah Hawkins
Fanny Hawkins .
Eugene Hayes
Jannie Hayes
Almeta Henderson

D' Arbonne

Ruston

Vienna

Unionville

Ruston

Simsboro

Vernon

Ruston

. Calhoun

Ruston

Vining's Mill

. Summerfield

Monroe

Unionville

Ruston

. Calhoun

Brooklyn

Summerfield

Ruston

. Ruston

Ruston

. Franklin

Mosely's Bluff

LELAND UNIVERSITY, 1899-1900.

Albert Henry
Jethro Henry
Johnny Hicks
Sebron Hicks
L. H. Highshaw
Abram Hues
Abram Hughey .
Charley Hunter
Ida Jackson
Thomas J. Jackson
Joseph M. Jackson
Elsie J. Jackson
Ada Johnson
Neater Johnson
George Johnson .
Missouri Johnson
Essie Jones
Katie Jones .
Joseph Kidd
Helen King .
Anna King
Samuel King
Daniel King
Theotus Knighten
Lucy Land
John W. Land
Charley Land
Anna Lawson
Bessie Lewis
Elvie Lewis
Eva Lewis
Sumler Lewis
Ophelia Lewis
Mem Lewis .
Lizzie Lewis
Ruthy Lewis
Jordina Lewis

Ruston

Vernon

Spearsville

Ruston

WHtMonroe

. Ruston

f* * Vernon

r- r . Ruston

CJipudrant

Choudrant

Ruston

Knowles

Walnut Lake, Ark.

Vernon

Ruston

Liberty Hill

Simsboro

. Simsboro

Simsboro

Ruston

Vienna

Simsboro

Ruston

LELAND UNIVERSITY, 1S99-1900.

Addy Lewis
Simon Lewis
John Lewis
Sallie Madden .
Pinkey Madden
James Malone
Eugene Maryland
Acy Mayfield
Clara B. Mayfield .
Emma Mayfield .
Mate Mayfield
Livonia Mayfield
Rosa L. Miliner
Isaac McCarty
Lena McClain
Jannie McCreary
Arthur McDade
Jonathan McGuire
W. H. Morgan
Roberta Morgan
Robert Nelson
Mary E. Newton
George Newton
Maxie Osborn
Rosa Osborn
Cornelius Osborn
Donna Osborn
Doc Patterson
John M. Pentecost .
Lela Pierce
Robert Pierce
E. L. Phillips .
Lilly Potts
Fanny Potts
Geo. Mitchell Primmer
Saml. Cephus Primmer
Frank Primmer

Ruston
Ruston
Ruston
Simsboro
. Simsboro
Grigsby
Vienna
Ruston
Sumter
Ruston
Ruston
Vienna
Vernon
New Point
Vienna
Mosely's Bluff
Ruston
Boatner
Cotton Plant
. Cotton Plant
Ruston
Ruston
Ruston
Vernon
Vernon
Vernon
Vernon
Ruston
Vernon
Vernon
Vernon
Grigsby
Liberty Hill
Liberty Hill
Ruston
Ruston
Ruston

LELAND UNIVERSITY, 1899-11)00.

Rufus Rainey
Alonzo Rainey
Richard Riser
Florence Rundle
Lizar Rush
Mary Sanders
Ranny Sherman
J. H. Simms
Margret Simms
Oscar Simms
P. J. Simms
Duncan F. Simms .
Alfa Lee Simms
Saml. Amos Sims
Johny Singleton
Ruby Slaughter-
Joseph H. Smiley
Mary B. Smith
Ella Smith
Cornelia Spivey
Guster L. Stell
James Stringer
Minnie Tanner
Lizzie Thompson
Anna Thompson
Fanny Thompson
Mary B. Wallace
Emma Walton
Ollie R. Washington .
Effie J. Washington
Jasper R. Washington
Florence Washington
Eliza Washington
Pinkney Washington
Lulu D. Wilkerson
Leon Wilkerson
Clanton Wilkerson

Ruston

Vienna

New Point

Ruston

New Point

Ruston

. Ruston

Vernon

Ruston

Grigsby

Ruston

Pisgah

Ruston

Vienna

Vernon

Summerfield

Ruston

Summerfield

. Ruston

Ruston

LELAXD UXIYERSITY, 1800-1900.

•M

Freclclie Wilkerson
Fannie Wilkers* n
Mamie Wilkerson
Emma Wilkerson
Noah W. West
Charles West
Rachel William'.
Dora Williams
Charley Williams .
Major C. Williams
Mattie M. Williams
Mary L. Williams
Mary Williams
Robert Wiley
Melvin T. Wilson
William F. Wilson
Emma Wilson
Jannie Wilson
Robert Williams
Carrie West
John W. Willis
Finese W. Windbush
Susie Wiltz
Robert Wright
Mattie L. Wright
Jannie Young

. Rust on

Ruston

Sumter

Cotton Plant

Simsboro

Simsboro
Grigsby

Simsboro
Ruston

. Ruston
Ruston
Vernon
Ruston
Ruston
Ruston
Ruston
. New Port
Vernon
Vienna

. Ruston

Sumter

Ruston

Forksville

32 LELAND UNIVERSITY, 1899-1900.

SUMMARY.

College Graduate .

College .....

Normal Graduates . .

Normal and College Preparatory .

Sub-Normal — New Orleans

• 67

Howe Institute . .

104

Leland Academy

102

Monroe Academy

172

Ruston Institute .

202

Total ... 695

mm - • ^

Course of Study

NORMAL.

First Year.
First Term. Second Term.

iVlgebra, Rhetoric, Physiology. Algebra, Rhetoric, Phys-

ical Geography.
Second Year.
First Term. Second Term.

Algebra, Latin, Physics. Algebra (through Quadratics),

Latin, Physics.

Third Year.

First Term. Second Term.

Geometry, Latin, Physics. Geometry (through Plane),

Latin (completing 4 books
Caesar), Chemistry.

Fourth Year.
First Term. Second Term.

Geometry (half of Solid), Latin Arithmetic (review), Latin
(Cicero), Psychology, Laws (completing 6 orations

of Teaching. Cicero), Botany.

COLLEGE PREPARATORY.

Identical with Normal, except that Greek takes the place of

Science in third and fourth years.

COLLEGE COURSE.

Freshman Year. — Latin, Greek, Geometry, Trigonometry.

Sophomore Year. — Latin, Greek, Analytical Geometry,
Physics.

Junior Year. — Rhetoric, Logic, English Literature, Greek,
Physics, Physiology, Astronomy.

Senior Year. — Psychology, Moral Science, Christian Evi-
dences, History of Civilization, Political Economy, Chemistry,
Geology.

Note. — These courses can not be completed in the time indicated
without constant attendance and most diligent application.

36 LELAND UNIVERSITY, 1899-1900.

MINISTERS' CLASS.

A course of instruction in Biblical Theology and Pastoral
Duty is provided at the University for the benefit of Pastors.
Advanced students in the College who contemplate entering
full Theological Course are taught the elements of Hebrew
and a New Testament exegesis.

DESIGN.

Leland University was founded in 1870, for the higher edu-
cation of such men and women as desire to fit themselves for
Christian citizenship, either as ministers, teachers or trades-
men. It is open to all persons who are fitted to enjoy its ad-
vantages, without distinction of race, color, or religious opin-
ions. The University owes its existence to the late Holbrook
Chamberlain, Esq., of Brooklyn, N. Y., who erected the
buildings, assisted its management, and at his death left it the
bulk of his property, about $100,000, as an endowment fund,
the interest of which goes to the payment of teachers.

During the summer of 1899 a gift of $25,000 for additional
endowment was made by Chas, M. Pratt, of Brooklyn, N. Y.

LOCATION.

The University is situated on St. Charles avenue, between
Audubon Place and Audubon street, nearly opposite Audubon
Park. No more beautiful or healthful location could be found
in New Orleans, while its retirement from the crowded part of
the city renders it peculiarly adapted to study.

University Hall is of brick, 100 by 80 feet, three stories
above the basement. Here are the chapel, recitation-rooms,
library, museum, offices and rooms for the president, profes-
sors and male students, besides accommodations in the base-
ment for industrial shops, printing-offices, etc.

Chamberlain Hall is also of brick, three stories high, 100
by 50 feet, in which are the rooms of the preceptress and lady
teachers and the young lady pupils; also music-rooms, board-
ing, laundry, and industrial rooms for the girls. The grounds
comprise four entire squares, or ten acres.

The University has a library and reading-room, which is
supplied with the leading journals and periodicals of the day.

LELAND UNIVERSITY, 1899-1900. 39

There is a Literary Society, the "Philomathean," com-
posed of young men and young women, which holds weekly
meetings for mutual improvement.

The students also constitute a recognized branch of the
National Society of Christian Endeavor.

EXPENSES.

All Instruction, except in Instrumental Music, is free.

Board per month $12.00

Incidental Expenses, for day scholars, per month. ..... 1.00

Instrumental Music, per month 3-°°

Board and tuition in Auxiliaries, per month 8.00

Total Expenses, when paid in advance 85.00

Total Expenses in Auxiliaries 60.00

All students are required to perform daily one hour of some
form of manual labor under the direction of a teacher.

All monthly bills due the University are due in advance.
No reduction for less than one-half month.

Rooms are furnished with bedstead, mattress, pillows, and
quilts, chairs, tables, washstand, mirror, bowl and pitcher.

Students should provide themselves with sheets and pillow-
cases, and the necessary toilet articles, such as towels, brushes,
etc. Young ladies should also be provided with waterproofs,
rubber shoes, and umbrellas. They should also bring with
them each, one or two dark underskirts for e very-day wear.

AUXILIARY SCHOOLS.

In order to encourage the organization of local schools for
primary and grammar grade work, the University has made
provision for taking under its charge auxiliary schools in the
vicinity of New Orleans upon the following conditions :

1. That a property fairly valued at $2, 000 shall be provided
by the trustees and kept in repair by them, with taxes, in-
surance, and incidental expenses paid.

2. That the tuitions, to the amount of at least $1 per month
for each pupil, be reported and paid to the University before
the 5th of each school month.

3. That the course of study prepared by the Leland Faculty

40 LELAND UNIVERSITY, 1899-1900.

for use in preparatory schools (or " Leland Academies") be
adopted by the school, with such text-books as are from time
to time prescribed.

4. The teachers of the school are to be appointed by us in
consultation with the trustees of the school, and their names
will appear as members of our faculty. Their salaries are
to be paid by the University on terms which may be agreed
upon, to be adjusted with reference to the apparent needs and
probable income of the school.

5. Graduates of the schools will be received into the regular
normal classes of the University without examination. The
best scholar in each graduating class will receive from the
University a prize of $1 per month deducted from his first
term bill, and the second best scholar will receive a prize of
c,o cents per month in the same year.

HOWE INSTITUTE.

The first auxiliary of Leland University was established at
New Iberia, La., in 1890, for preparatory and grammar-school
work.

The sons of Peter Howe, of Wenona, 111., out of filial regard
for the wishes of their revered father, have placed that beauti-
ful property under the control and management of the President
of the University.

At the head of this institution has been placed Prof. Jonas
Henderson, A. M., who filled the chair of History and
Mathematics in the University for nine years. His ability as
a teacher is well and widely known. Mrs. Rebecca J. Hender-
son, a normal graduate of Leland University, is matron of the
boarding department.

LELAND ACADEMY.

In November, 1893, the Trustees of the Slater High School
at Donaldsonville, La., made application for acceptance as an
auxiliary school, under the name of Leland Academy, and
were accepted by our Board.

The principal, Prof. S. S. Gray, is a graduate of our
normal, department, and the school gives promise of success

LELAXD UNIVERSITY, 1899-1900.

and usefulness. The Academy has the services of Dr. John H.
Lowery as lecturer in Physiology and Hygiene.

MONROE ACADEMY.

Early in 1898. the Industrial High School at Monroe, La.,
was admitted to affiliation with us, having given satisfactory
evidence of ability to meet our prescribed conditions. The
Trustees have shown commendable 'enterprise in securing a
valuable property for the school, and good work is being done.

Professor Pruitt is highly esteemed as an able man and a
good teacher, and Mrs. Pruitt, of the class of 1898, was the
first lady to receive the degree of A.B. from Leland University.

OTHER ACADEMICAL SCHOOLS.

Other schools of similar grade in the State report the fol-
lowing enrollment for the year :

Alexandria, Warner R. Wright, Principal. . . 171

Baton Rouge, Jas. L. Crossly, Principal
Cheneyville, W. G. Thomas, Principal
Gibsland, O. L. Coleman, A.M., Principal
Shreveport, William Hicks, Principal

168
J57

Total ........ 720

The auxiliaries whose names have been sent us number 695,
The total above, added to the number of auxiliaries reported
makes 141 5 as the number known to have received the eight
months' course of study prescribed for our auxiliaries.

NOTES.

The college year regularly begins on the first Wednesday of
October, and closes on the second Wednesday of May.

All cummunications and all checks or money-orders should
be made to the Acting President and Assistant Treasurer, G.
H. Felton.

The summer post-office addresses of the faculty are as fol-
lows :

G. H. Felton, M.D., Granville, Mass.

Mrs. E. C. Mitchell, Bath, N. Y.

Miss Laura F. Parker, Concord, N. H.

42 LELAND UNIVERiSITi, 1809-1900.

Miss M. Alice Shepherd, Perm Yan, N. Y.

Miss Josephine I. Davis, corner of Ninth and Wyandotte
streets, Kansas City, Mo.

Prof. Jonas Henderson, New Iberia, La.

Prof. William M. Pruitt, Monroe, La.

Mrs. W. M. Pruitt, Monroe, La.

Other members of the faculty may be addressed in care of
the University.

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CATALOGUE

.ELAND UNIVERSITY

NEW ORLEANS, LA

THIRTY-FIRST ANNUAL SESSION.

1000=1901

ATLANTA, GA.:

THE FOOTE & DAVIES COMPANY ,

Printers and Binders.

1901.

BOARD OF TRUSTEES.

OFFICERS.

John Humpstone, D. D. ........ President

291 Ryerson Street, Brooklyn, N. Y.

Rev. John Marks Vice-President

930 Felicity Street, New Orleans.

Rev. A. G. Moselev, Secretary

7630 St. Charles Ave., New Orleans.

Charles Frazier, Esq Treasurer

93 Nassau Street, New York.

EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE

G. H. Felton, Chairman.
George S. Dobbs, A. G. Moseley,

John Marks, T. J. Woodward,

Don A. Pardee.

MEMBERS OF THE BOARD.

Class I. — Term Expires 1902.

W. W. Charlton, Esq New Orleans, La.

Hon. Geo. S. Dodds New Orleans, La.

Charles Frazier. Esq Brooklyn, N. Y.

Hiram Hutchins, D.D Brooklyn, N. Y.

Hon. Don A. Pardee New Orleans, La.

W. C. P. Rhoades, D.D Brooklyn, N. Y.

Rev. C. L. Roberts Cheneyville, La.

Louis W. Slocum, Esq New York City.

A. T. Terry, Esq New Orleans, La.

Class II. — Term Expires 1903.

Hon. Joseph A. Breaux New Orleans, La.

Rev. H. C. Cotton Belle Alliance, La.

Win. M. Hastings, Esq. . . ... Brooklyn, N. Y.

John Humpstone, D.D Brooklyn, N. Y.

John H. Ireland, Esq Brooklyn, N. Y.

Rev. John Marks New Orleans, La.

Rev. A. G. Moseley New Orleans, La.

C. Alex Nelson, Esq New York City.

Hon. T. J. Woodward New Orleans, La.

Class III. — Term Expires 1904.

E. E. Chivers, D.D Brooklyn, N. Y.

Charles E. Dingee, Esq Brooklyn, N. Y.

Rev. C. V. Edwards New Orleans, La.

William Howe, Esq New York City.

Rev. J. B. Livingston New Iberia, La.

Rev. R. W. Perkins, Ph.D Lock Haven, Pa.

Charles W. Pratt, Esq Brooklyn, N. Y.

Rev. J. F. Purser Opelika, Ala.

Rev. James Roberson Darrow, La.

FACULTY.

Reece Wilmer Perkins, A.M., Ph.D. . . . President

(Elected A. arch 28, 1901.)

Theology, Psychology, Hebrew.

George Hurlburt Felton, A.M., M.D.? . Normal Principal
and Acting President.

Mathematics, Natural Science, Vocal Music.

Marcia Savage Mitchell .... Lady Principal
English, Literature, Latin.

Alfred Augustus Newhall, A.M. . Greek and Bible Study.
Laura Frances Parker . Literature and Mathematics
Minnie Alice Shepherd, B.S. . . Algebra and English
Josephine Isabel Davis . . . Instrumental Music
Alexander Hamilton Brown, A.B. . Normal Department

Sophie Fanny Burns Normal Department

Amelia Roberson, A.B. . . . Sub-Normal Department
Anderson Cheatham . . . Sub-Normal Department
James Douglass Stewart . . . Sub-Normal Department
Joseph Samuel Clark . . . Sub-Normal Department
Elizabeth Groves .... Domestic Department
Lida Marsh Felton . Librarian

Jonas Henderson, A.M. . . Principal of Howe Institute
Eugenia Charlotte Gainey . Assistant Howe Institute

Carrie Segura Assistant Howe Institute

Samuel Simpson Gray . . Principal Leland Academy
Alice Mary Gray . . . Assistant Leland Academy
Magnolia C. Desmesme . . . Assistant Leland Academy
Wm. Montcalm Pruitt, B.S. Principal Monroe Academy
Loretta Dunn Pruitt, A.B. Lady Prin. Monroe Academy
Mary Ann Cook . . . Assistant Monroe Academy
Israel Smith Powell, A.B. . Principal Ruston Institute
Harris Hamilton . . . Assistant Ruston Institute

Martha A. Goodwin .... Assistant Ruston Institute.
Eural L. Phillips . . . Assistant Ruston Institute
Henry L. Caver .... Assistant Ruston Institute

STUDENTS,

COLLEGE.

Senior Class.

Joseph Samuel Clark Dubberly

James Douglass Stewart Sparta

Junior Class.

Anderson Cheatham Tallien

Adam Joseph Lagarde Lafourche Crossing

NORMAL AND COLLEGE PREPARATORY.

Normal Graduate Students.

Philomene Joseph . . . ... New Orleans

Susie Alein Ray (Natchez College) . . . Natchez, Miss

Adele Theresa Stewart (Southern University) New Orleans

. Senior Class.

Elizabeth Elgiva Baker New Orleans

Madison James Foster New Iberia

Mary Lily Rosabella Hopes Albemarle

Joabb Kyzer New Orleans

Cleonise Elizabeth Pynchon .... New Orleans

Elenora Sidonia Smith . New Orleans

Senior Middle Class.

Archias Finnie New Orleans

Elenora Yictorine Kyser New Orleans

Angie Florence Lewis New Orleans

Gilbert Somers Perez New Orleans

10 LELAND UNIVERSITY, 1900-1901.

Junior Middle Class.

Walter Roy Alston New Orleans

Nancy Louise Bolden Clarence

Bessie May Bonner New Orleans

Fannie Ellen Carroll West Monroe

Ada Hall Fairmount

Joseph Nicholas Smoke Bend

Ottie Alberta Wright New Orleans

Junior Class.

Julius Allen Belle Helene

James Bettis New Orleans

Retta Estella Brooks New Orleans

Isabella Brown New Orleans

Charles Henry Bruens New Orleans

James Arthur Matthew Burr New Iberia

Mark Burr New Iberia

Hezekiah Carter Lumville

Maggie Cheatham Tallien

Sudie Beatrice Curtis Alexandria

Julia Eva Dejean Elba

Henrietta Brownlow Dunn Monroe

Southard Pirlum Dunn Monroe

Charles Richard Gardner Monroe

Hettie Beatrice Gardner Monroe

Ida Lillie Gordon Algiers

Moses Stroter Gordon Algiers

William Gozey Jena

Hannah Hagans New Orleans

Aaron Hall Fairmount

Edward Hall Fairmount

Mildred Olivia Hamilton Monroe

Frank Benjamin Houston New Orleans

Hattie Edith Hurley New Orleans

Victoria Elizabeth James New Orleans

John Jefferson Johnson . Evergreen

Roberta Anne Johnson New Orleans

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Louisa Isabella Kyzer New Orleans

Nathan Samuel Landix Belle Alliance

Felix Mack, Jr Opelousas

George Dentifield McGruder Hahnville

Rosanna Moore Belle Alliance

Joseph Walter Nelson St. James

Lillie Rebecca Norris Cheneyville

Nannie Beatrice Outtz Monroe

Daniel Nelson Rhone Crowley

Loretta Amelia Richardson Monroe

Walter George Sneed Donaldsonville

Willie Walter Solite Donaldsonville

Agalice Lillian Vallere New Orleans

Selena Helen Washington New Orleans

Willie Randolph Wills New Iberia

SUB-NORMAL DEPARTMENT.

Jackson Acox New Orleans

Frances Adams New Orleans

James Wilson Alexander Algiers

Katie Alfred New Orleans

Lillie Beatrice Allen Belle Helene

Theresa Anderson New Orleans

Arthemise Antoine New Orleans

John Arnaud New Orleans

Octavia Lizzie Banks New Orleans

Drausan Baptiste Napoleonville

Agnes Barkley New Orleans

Leontine Bartholomew New Orleans

Josephine Beverly Opelousas

Henry Brittain, Jr New Orleans

Edward William Brooks New Orleans

Rosa Eugenia Brown Algiers

Samuel William Brown New Orleans

Hollice Lucius Bryant New Orleans

Stephen Elijah Bryant New Orleans

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Florence Burnette Corner View

Ellen Louise Carter Bourg

Mary Eliza Carter Bourg

Nicholas Carter Napoleonville

Harriet Chapman New Orleans

Raymond Alphonse Clark New Orleans

Richard Henry Clay Algiers

Thomas Columbus New Orleans

Thomas Columbus, Jr New Orleans

Carazine Curtis New Orleans

Paul Deggs Belle Alliance

Josephine Estis New Orleans

Julia Featherstone New Orleans

Willie Folse New Orleans

Easter Gallagher New Orleans

Ceolya Grandison New Orleans

Ethel Martha Griffin New Orleans

Almeda Grimes New Orleans

Lillie Annie Herrara New Orleans

Ruth Holmes New Orleans

Carrie Bryant Hubbs New Orleans

Louisiana Jackson ... .... New Orleans

Lillian James New Orleans

Ruth Jarvis New Orleans

Addie Elizabeth Johnson New Orleans

Cora Johnson New Orleans

Corinne Joseph New Orleans

Fernand Justilien New Orleans

Alice Knockom Belle Alliance

Benjamin Holbrooke Kyzer New Orleans

Florida Lagarde Lafourche Crossing

Paul Arthur Landix Belle Alliance

David Daniel Lawson New Orleans

Clarence Le Boueff New Orleans

Emile Dennis Lee New Orleans

Mattie Levy . . . Monroe

Rosalind Lewis . New Orleans

LELAND UNIVERSITY, 1900-1901. 13

Susie Lewis St. Charles

Edouardo Martinez Pensacola, Fla

Patricio Martinez, Jr Pensacola, Fla

Arthur Lee Matthews Algiers

Frank Edward Matthews Algiers

Charles Milburn New Orleans

James Mills Morgan City

Edward Wade Mitchell New Orleans

Alice Osborne New Orleans

George Washington Osibin Smoke Bend

Eugene Leon Oubre New Orleans

Henry James Pearl New Orleans

William M. Peeples Pelham, Ga.

Joseph Petty New Orleans

Maude Bethinia Peyton New Orleans

Caroline Rebecca Pierce New Orleans

John Wesley Pierce New Orleans

Malborough Lawrence Pierce .... New Orleans

Samuel Isaiah Piercy New Orleans

Lelia Prudhomme New Orleans

Mary Prudhomme New Orleans

Rosa Floretta Prudhomme New Orleans

Mary Reed New Orleans

Gloster Clanton Rounds Gretna

Cornelia Robertson Opelousas

Napoleon Ruffin Algiers

Rosanna Signal New Orleans

George Arthur Smith New Orleans

Hurndon Smith New Orleans

Lizzie Smith Algiers

Matthew Ward Smith Morgan City

Shepard Smith Algiers

Samuel Nathaniel Stemley Simsport

Alberta Augusta Story New Orleans

James Ernest Sykes Fairmount

Richard Douglass Thomas Houma

Eli Thompson, Jr Nachitoches

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Mary Verret St. Bernard

Lovy Victor New Orleans

Emanuel Walker Lavacca

Frank John Walker New Orleans

James Ward New Orleans

Alberta Webb New Orleans

Cecilia Williams New Orleans

Chrispin Williams Morgan City

Lettie Williams New Orleans

Katie Evalina Wright New Orleans

James Roswell Young New Orleans

Jethro Young New Orleans

MINISTER'S CLASS.

Rev. Jackson Acox. Rev. Chas. Milburn.

Rev. S. E. Bryant. H. J. Pearl.

Rev. R. H. Clay. M. L. Pierce.

Rev. Thos. Columbus. Rev. S. J. Piercy.

Rev. F. B. Houston. Rev. G. C. Rounds.

Rev. D. D. Lawson. Rev. N. Ruffin.

Rev. G. D. McGruder. Rev. M. W. Smith

HOWE INSTITUTE.

New Iberia.

Dc.ra Allison Centerville

Israel Bell New Iberia

Louisa Boutte New Iberia

Rosa Ella Brooks Haasville

Olilla Brousard New Iberia

Charles Richard Brown New Iberia

William Bunner New Iberia

Lena Burr New Iberia

Edward Burr New Iberia

Mary Bush New Iberia

Cora Butler New Iberia

Emily Carpenter New Iberia

Lillie Casmier St. Martinville

Julius Charles New Iberia

Amelia Comeaux New Iberia

Elizabeth Ann Cooper New Iberia

Mary Jane Cooper New Iberia

Lewis Davis New Iberia

Anna Day New Iberia

Benjamin Decuir New Iberia

Hildrad Decuir New Iberia

Charles Domanger New Iberia

Ellis Evans New Iberia

Fanny Evans New Iberia

Sirena Feast New Iberia

Victorian Fruget Eunice

Richard Fwolkes New Iberia

August Gerac New Iberia

Edward Gerac New Iberia

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Louisa Ghort New Iberia

James Henry Green ...

Ned Green . Patterson

Regnia Green New Iberia

Victoria Green New Iberia

Ida Hayes Randall

Cryspus Attucks Henderson New Iberia

Fletcher Marsh Henderson New Iberia

Josinia Ellen Henderson New Iberia

Naomi Vallery Henderson . . ... . . '. New Iberia

Ada Hernendez Centerville

Alice Houston New Iberia

Joseph James New Iberia

Mary James New Iberia

Bennie Jeneford New Iberia

Eugene Johnson New Iberia

William Johnson New Iberia

Mathew Jones New Iberia

David Joseph New Iberia

Kinry Joseph New Iberia

Urias Lawson New Iberia

Viola Lawson New Iberia

Pearly Lee . Belle Place

Joseph Livingston New Iberia

Courtney Luckey New Iberia

Julia Luckey New Iberia

Marcellus Lyons New Iberia

Josetph Martin New Iberia

Lula Merritt Thibodeaux

John Miller Eunice

Usan Moore ... Cameron

Healy Nelson New Iberia

Albert Olevier New Iberia

Isma Olevier New Iberia

Roumley Olevier New Iberia

Lebanon Overton New Iberia

Lydia Placide New Iberia

LELAND UNIVERSITY, 1900-1901. 17

Harriet Placide New Iberia

Walter Peters New Iberia

Louis Randall . New Iberia

Everlena Randolph Centerville

Charles Rawls New Iberia

Felix Rawls New Iberia

Joseph Reedom New Iberia

Clifton Reynaud New Iberia

Daisy Robertson New Iberia

Benjamin Sanders New Iberia

Frances Sanders New Iberia

Cora Scott New Iberia

Abraham Simon New Iberia

Albertha Spencer New Iberia

Garfield Solomon . New Iberia

Louisa Solomon New Iberia

Alberta Smith New Iberia

Arthur Stansbury New Iberia

Clarence Stansbury New Iberia

William Taylor Berwick

Willie Thacher New Iberia

Gloria Thibodeaux New Iberia

Celestine Warwick Loreauville

Daisy Warwick Loreauville

James Washington Evergreen

Gansee Emanuel Washington Arnaudville

Virginia Wesley New Iberia

Arthur White New Iberia

Benjamin White New Iberia

Bertha White New Iberia

Mable Annabelle White New Iberia

Bessie Wiley Foster

Clem Williams New Iberia

Olevier Wilson Berwick

Eflfie Wright Berwick

LELAND ACADEMY.

Donaldsonville, La.

Eva Allen Donaldsonville

Louella Ancoin Bartow

Freddie Augusta Donaldsonville

Norman Bailey Donaldsonville

Thomas Barnes Cofield

Lillia Ethel Boots Burnside

Viola Brown Burnside

Lethia Bryant Donaldsonville

Andrew Cary Donaldsonville

Lavinia Claiborne Donaldsonville

Fellie Clarke Donaldsonville

Izetta Clarke Donaldsonville

Joseph Earl Clarke Donaldsonville

Virginia Clarke Donaldsonville

Doshie Coffee Burnside

Breckenridge Condale Donaldsonville

Olivia Daily Barton

Albert Dave Colomb

Emma Davis Donaldsonville

Lottie Ellen DeMesme Donaldsonville

Reginald Paul DeMesme Donaldsonville

Lillie Denness Donaldsonville

Martha Derry Donaldsonville

Adele Dickerson Donaldsonville

Adele Duncans Donaldsonville

Chester Arthur Duncans Donaldsonville

Johnnie Earl Ellis Donaldsonville

James Falkin Cofield

Alterre Francois Donaldsonville

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Edward Gibson Donaldsonville

Percy Gibson Donaldsonville

Lillie Gordon Darrow

Edward Gray McCall

Ulysses Simpson Grant Gray .... Donaldsonville

Martha Grayham . . ' Donaldsonville

Lottie Harris Albemarle

Josephine Harrison Donaldsonville

Irving Hayes Donaldsonville

Lawrence Haynes Darrow

Richard Haynes Darrow

Cora Henderson Hahnville

Oliver Hill Cofield

Richard Hill Smoke Bend

Benjamin Harrison Homer Donaldsonville

Robert Houston Barton

Lillie Jackson Cofield

Arthur Jacobs Darrow

Josephine Ellen Johnson Donaldsonville

Augustus Jones Donaldsonville

Carrie Jones Donaldsonville

Louise Jones Donaldsonville

Maggie Jones Donaldsonville

Roena Jones Donaldsonville

Laura Knott Burnside

Johnnie Landry Donaldsonville

Isaac Langs Cofield

Victoria LaRoche Donaldsonville

Claudia Le Blanc Central

Joseph Le Blanc . Donaldsonville

Olivia Le Blanc . . Donaldsonville

Verra Pearl Levy Donaldsonville

Augustine Murray Cofield

Waldwin Camile Martin Donaldsonville

Adam Miller Donaldsonville

Alfred Miller Donaldsonville

Georgiana Milrow Donaldsonville

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Armatine Monroe Donaldsonville

Adam Moxley Darrow

Roscoe Dugas Moxley Darrow

Felix Nicholas Barton

Bentley Giles Nolan Burnside

Beverly Augustus Osibin ....".. Smoke Bend

Virginia Parent . . Donaldsonville

Everline Pierce Cofield

Ophelia Pierce Cofield

Carrie Plenty . . Burnside

Gurrie Plenty . Burnside

Mamie Josephine Powell Cofield

Robert Ricard Darrow

Pauline Richard Cofield

Valence Riley Darrow

Edwin Robinson McGall

Walter Robinson Darrow

Charlie Scott Darrow

Victoria Sims Donaldsonville

Albert Walter Smith Darrow

Eistella Smith Darrow

Joseph Smith Donaldsonville

Walter Solet Donaldsonville

Malinda Stuart Cofield

Estella Sullivan Donaldsonville

Eddie Tereaud Donaldsonville

Allen Terrance Donaldsonville

Henry Thompson Donaldsonville

Henrietta Toliver Donaldsonville

Mary Toliver Donaldsonville

Henrietta Turner Barton

Willie Verrett Donaldsonville

Cornelia Wafield White Castle

Isaiah Washington Donaldsonville

Floris Weber Donaldsonville

Bertha White Donaldsonville

Oscarine White Donaldsonville

Arthur Williams Donaldsonville

Lillie Ida Williams Donaldsonville

George Wilson ,,.,,,.. Donaldsonville

NORTH LOUISIANA INSTITUTE.

Monroe, La.

Arthur Adams Monroe

Cleveland Allen Monroe

Gertrude Allen West Monroe

William Anderson Monroe

Ellie Armstid Monroe

Katie Armstid Monroe

Ruby Armstid Monroe

Benjamin Barnes Monroe

Obadiah Barnes Monroe

Mark Blanks Monroe

Bertha Bledsaw Monroe

Alice Boyd Mer Rouge

Bertha Brodie Monroe

Henrietta Broomfield Monroe

Celess Brown Monroe

Farris Brown Monroe

Frederick Brown Monroe

Jonas Burton Monroe

Richmond Burton Monroe

Samuel Burton Burton

Wiseman Dunn Burton Burton

Eliza Jane Leila Butler Monroe

James Butler Monroe

Henry Bynum Monroe

Edna Campbell Monroe

Ella Cann . Monroe

Emma Cann Monroe

Josephine Cann Monroe

Robert Cann Monroe

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Lula Carson Monroe

Frances Chambers Monroe

Brownlow Cheatham Monroe

Daisy Cheatham Monroe

Laura Colley Monroe

Nancy Cook Monroe

Ulysses Cook Monroe

Allie Craft Swartz

Cora Cross Monroe

Cyrus Darrington Monroe

Lula Davis Monroe

Marsella Davis Monroe

Stonewall Jackson Dillard Sinope

Trixie Doolittle Monroe

Leonidas Francis Dunn Monroe

Luther Ellis Doss

Alice Fields Monroe

Inis Fitz Monroe

Bertha Florence Monroe

Minnie Ford Monroe

Julia Gardner Monroe

Lillie Gardner Monroe

Richmond Goin Monroe

Lot Goins ' Monroe

Estella Golston Doss

Hobart Green Monroe

Louis Green Monroe

Rosena Green Monroe

William Isa Green Monroe

Matilda Greenberry Crowville

Elizabeth Griggs . Monroe

Elvira Griggs . Monroe

Uriah Hall Monroe

Simmons Hamilton Monroe

Sarah Hardy Monroe

Alberta Harris Monroe

Carrie Harris Monroe

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Isom Harris Monroe

Thomas Hays Swartz

Irene Head Monroe

Mary Jane Hester Monroe

Marcus Hill Monroe

Wright Hill Monroe

Arnelle Hilton Monroe

David Hodge Monroe

Washington Howard Monroe

Diley Hunter Monroe

Minnie Hunter Monroe

Belle Irvin Monroe

Elizabeth Jackson Monroe

Ollie Jackson Monroe

Paul Jackson Rayville

Silas Jackson Rayville

Victoria Jefferson Monroe

Alberta Jenkins Monroe

Anna Jenkins Monroe

Celess Jenkins Monroe

Eddie Jenkins Monroe

Lillie Orel Jenkins . Monroe

Willie Jenkins Monroe

Olivia Jimerson Monroe

Cacile Johnson Monroe

Jensy Johnson Monroe

Leila Johnson Monroe

Lena E. Johnson Lavacca

Rosa Johnson Monroe

Mabel Jones Monroe

Nettie Jones Monroe

Ruth Jones Monroe

Orel King Monroe

Willie King Monroe

Catherine Carry Larkin Lamar

Ida Larkin Crowville

Irene Marx . Monroe

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Joseph McCanse Collinston

Pauline McClain Girard

Rosa Lee McClain . Girard

Irene Mickens Monroe

Luollie Miles Monroe

Doctor Miller .' Oak Ridge

Elnora Minneweathers Monroe

Herbert Minneweathers . Monroe

Harrison Mitchell Monroe

Mary Hestine Mitchell . Monroe

Sebastian Mitchell Monroe

Adelee Nelson Monroe

Rosena Nelson Monroe

Oscar Nemmer Monroe

Ellen Nicholson . Monroe

Gillie Nicholson . Mer Rouge

Lee Ray Nicholson Monroe

Charley Oliver Monroe

Pardee Peevy Monroe

Eugenia Petterson Girard

Jennie Petty Monroe

Anna Pittman Monroe

Leanna Pittman Monroe

Lemmy Pittman . Monroe

Mamie Pittman . Monroe

Minnie Pittman Monroe

Bessie Ponce Monroe

Bessie Powell Monroe

Columbus Powell Monroe

Savannah Richardson Monroe

Martha Jane Robinson Rayville

Enoch Rogers Mer Rouge

George Rogers Monroe

Robertie Russell Monroe

Willie Russell '. . . . Monroe

Kaliski Sampson Monroe

Sallie Scott ... Monroe

LELAND UNIVERSITY, 1900-1901. 25

Linn Sharper Monroe

Caroline Sherman Monroe

Nedie Sherman Monroe

Sarah Sherman Monroe

Willie Frederick Sherman Monroe

Clemose Smith Monroe

Irene Smith Monroe

John Spotswood Monroe

Marietta Spotswood Monroe

Malinda Stephens Girard

Lorene Stoball Monroe

Carrie Taylor Monroe

Henry Taylor Monroe

Jessie Thompson West Monroe

Loretta Thompson Monroe

Minnie Thompson Mer Rouge

Hallie Townsend Monroe

Malinda Turner Monroe

Matilda Turner . Monroe

Charley Tyler Monroe

Ivory Vickus Monroe

L. L. Virgil Illawana

Hattie Walker Monroe

Louise Walker Monroe

Irene Warner Monroe

James Wright Warner Monroe

Jesse Warren Monroe

Viola Warren Monroe

Thomas Washington Doss

Robert White ... Monroe

Allie Williams Colliston

Jacinth Williams Monroe

Joseph Williams Monroe

Lula Williams . Monroe

Jessie Wilson Monroe

Willie Wilson Monroe

Caroline Wimberly Monroe

Christine T. Wimberlv Monroe

Rosa Windham Monroe

Robert Winn Monroe

RUSTON INSTITUTE.

Ruston, La.

Georgia Aikens ' . Weston

Charlie Allen Ruston

Ollie Allen Ruston

Willie A. Ashley Dubach

Maria Bedford Ruston

Minnie Been Ruston

Ethel Bonner Ruston

Lenora Bonner . Ruston

Louis Bonner Ruston

Eddie Booker Ruston

Anna Bradford Vernon

Cora Bradford Vernon

Doe. M. Brown (Rev.) . Ruston

Laura Brown Ruston

Minnie Brown Ruston

Willie Brown Quitman

Selena Buggs Summerfield

Emma Burton Ruston

Rosa Burton • Ruston

Lennie J. Burton Ruston

Wright Cassey . Boatner

Floyd Caver Downsville

Henry L. Caver Downsville

Jemsha Caver Downsville

Lou Ella Clark Spearsville

Benjamin Cooper • Ruston

Lenora Cooper • Ruston

Maralia Darby Downsville

King David ' Vining's Mill

LELAND UNIVERSITY, 1900-1901. 27

Eddie Davis Tilman

Lawson Davis Tilman

Louvinia Davis . ....... Ruston

Mit Dismuke ... Upland

Cleveland Dunbar Ruston

Delia Dunbar Ruston

Laura Dunwood Ruston

Narcise Ethage . Ruston

Wiley Ettrice D'Arbonne

Patlee Everett Mosley's Bluff

Dora L. Garr Ruston

John Gipson Sumter

Lewis Gipson Sumter

Senobia Gipson Tilman

Anna Givens Knowles

Lizzie Givens Knowles

Mattie D. Gray Summerfield

Ada Hammice Ruston

Earnest Hanspard Ruston

Mattie Hanspard Ruston

Anna Harris Macedonia

Jaennie Harris Ruston

James Harris Brooklyn

Simon Harris Ruston

Anna Harvey . Ruston

Charley A. Harvey Ruston

Charley H. Harvey (Rev) Ruston

James W. Harvey • Ruston

Mattie L. Harvey Ruston

Jaennie Hayes Mosley's Bluff

Eva Heddie Ruston

Almeta Henderson Mosley's Bluff

Albert Henry (Rev) Ruston

Ethel Henry Ruston

Jethro Henry Ruston

Johnny Hicks Ruston

Ollie Holman Ruston

28 L ELAND UNIVERSITY, 1900-1901.

Kidd B. Holmes Franks

Virginia Hopkins Vernon

Abram Hughey Ruston

David Jackson St. Maurice

Elsie Jackson . Ruston

Felton Jackson Vienna

Ida Jackson Macedonia

Jemima Jackson Cedarton

John E. Jackson * . . Cedarton

Delmar Jaggers Downsville

Lena Jaggers Downsville

Flossie A. Jefferson Fulton, Ark

Willie Jenkins D'Arbonne

Missouri Johnson . . , Ruston

Rosa Johnson Ruston

Selena Johnson Ruston

Willie B. Johnson Stamps, Ark

Billy Jones Knowles

Essie Jones Knowles

Lydia B. Jones Holland

Minnie Jones Ruston

Avon King Ruston

Minnie King Ruston

Thommy King Downsville

Tody King Ruston

Van King Ruston

Theotus Knighten Liberty Hill

Columbus Lawson Ruston

Alice Lewis Ruston

Anna Lewis Ruston

Arthur Lewis Vienna

Bessie Lewis Ruston

Elvie Lewis Vienna

Helen Lewis Ruston

Jordina Lewis Ruston

Lizzie Lewis Simsboro

Mem Lewis Vienna

Ophelia Lewis Vienna

LELAND UNIVERSITY, 1900-1901. 29

Ruthy Lewis . Ruston

Sumter Lewis Vienna

Tennessee Lewis Vienna

Joe M. Madison Frank

Raphert Madison Weston

James Malone Grigsby

Bettie Maryland Vienna

Eugene Maryland Vienna

Emma Mayfield Ruston

Mate Mayfield Ruston

Isaac McCarty New Point

Janie McCreary Mosley's Bluff

Lena McLane Vienna

SalHe Minniefield Summerfield

Sammy Missouri Ruston

Mary M. Monroe Vernon

Alfred Moore Liberty Hill

Gracie Moore Ruston

Fanny J. Morgan . . Ruston

Joseph Xash St. Maurice

Mary E. Newton . . Ruston

Anna L. Nicholson ........ Ruston

Minnie Oliver Monroe

Marshall Outley Cedarton

Laura Owens Ruston

Doc Patterson Ruston

Cassey Paul Liberty Hill

John M. Pentecost Vernon

Acy C. Peters New Point

E. L. Phillips Liberty Hill

Edgar A. Potts . Ruston

Zachariah Potts Alto

Elsie Pratt Vienna

Cebron Primmer Ruston

Alonzo Rainey Vienna

Rufus Rainey Ruston

Bertha Rhone . . D'Arbonne

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Florence Runnell Ruston

Mary Saunders Ruston

Fanny May Shepherd Ruston

Minnie Shepherd . Ruston

Viola Shepherd . Ruston

Ranny Sherman . . . Ruston

Alpha Lee Sims Ruston

Amos Sims Grigsby

Eliza Sims Vernon

Margaret Sims Vernon

Oscar Sims Ruston

Peter J. Sims Ruston

Sallie Sims Vernon

Johnny A. Singleton Ruston

Melvin Singleton Ruston

Ernest Slatem Ruston

Eva Slatem Ruston

Ruby Slaughter Ruston

Bettie Smith Ruston

Ella Smiith Ruston

Mabel Smith Ruston

Alex Sowls Indian Village

Amelia Spivey Arcadia

James Stringer Franks

Farris Turner Ruston

Ouilla A. Turner Ruston

Pearlie Wafer Ruston

Robert Walker Ruston

Effie J. Washington Ruston

Eliza Washington Ruston

Florence Washington . . . . ■ . . . . Ruston
Graves E. Washington . . . . . • . Ruston

Jasper R. Washington . . Ruston

Mattie Washington Cedarton

Oll'ie Washington . . • Ruston

Oily Washington " . . Cedarton

Alex Watson Vienna

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Charley West . Cotton Port

Carrie Wiley Vernon

Clanton Wilkerson Ruston

Emma Wilkerson Sumter

Fanny Wilkerson Ruston

Freddy Wilkerson . ........ Ruston

Lula Wilkerson Sumter

Mamie Wilkerson Sumter

Dora Williams Simsboro

James A. Williams Ruston

Jason Williams . Ruston

Josie B. Williams . Ruston

Mattie M. Williams Ruston

Rachel Williams . Simsboro

Robert Williams New Point

John W. Willis Vienna

Emma Wilson Ruston

Mary Woods Ruston

Willie Woods Downsville

Mattie L. Wright Ruston

Ada Zeigler Eros

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SUMMARY.

College 4

Normal and College Preparatory 62

Sub-Normal — New Orleans 105

Howe Institute 101

Leland Academy ... 106

Monroe Institute 181

Ruston Institute 189

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COURSE OF STUDY,

NORMAL.

First Year.

First Term. Second Term.

Algebra, Rhetoric, Physiology. Algebra, Rhetoric, Physical

Geography.

Second Year.

First Term. Second Term.

Algebra, Latin, Physics. Algebra (through Quadrat-

ics), Latin, Physics.

Third Year.

First Term. Second Term.

Geometry, Latin, Physics. Geometry (through Plane).

Latin (completing 4 books
Caesar), Chemistry.

Fourth Year.

First Term. Second Term.

Geometry (half of Solid), Arithmetic (review), Latin
Latin (Cicero), Psychology, (completing 6 orations

Laws of Teaching. Cicero), Botany.

COLLEGE PREPARATORY.

Identical with Normal, except that Greek takes the place of
Science in third and fourth years.

COLLEGE COURSE.

Freshman Year. — Latin, Greek, Geometry, Trigonometry.

Sophomore Year. — Latin, Greek, Analytical Geometry,
Physics.

Junior Year. — Rhetoric, Logic, English Literature, Greek,
Physics, Physiology, Astronomy.

Senior Year. — Psychology, Moral Science, Christian Evi-
dences, Plistory of Civilization, Political Economy, Chemistry,
Geology.

Note. — These courses can not be completed in the time indicated
"without constant attendance and most diligent application.

36 LELAND UNIVERSITY, 1900-1901.

MINISTER'S CLASS.

A course of instruction in Biblical Theology and Pastoral
Duty is provided at the University for the benefit of Pastors.
Advanced students in the College who contemplate entering
full Theological Course are taught the elements of Hebrew
and New Testament exegesis. This course will be enlarged
according to demand.

DESIGN.

Leland University was founded in 1870, for the higher edu-
cation of such men and women as desire to fit themselves for
Christian citizenship, either as ministers, teachers or trades-
men. It is open to all persons who are fitted to enjoy its ad-
vantages, without distinction of race, color, or religious opin-
ions. The University owes its existence to the late Holbrook
Chamberlain, Esq., of Brooklyn, N. Y., who erected the build-
ings, assisted its management, and at his death left it the bulk
of his property, about $100,000, as an endowment fund, the
interest of which goes to the payment of teachers.

During the summer of 1899 a gift of $25,000 for additional
endowment was made by Chas. M, Pratt, of Brooklyn, N. Y.

LOCATION.

University Hall is of brick, 100 by 80 feet, three stories
above the basement. Here are the chapel, recitation rooms,
library, museum, offices and rooms for the president, profes-
sors and male students, besides accommodations in the base-
ment for industrial shops, printing-offices, etc.

Chamberlain Hall is also of brick, three stories high, 100
by 50 feet, in which are the rooms of the preceptress and lady
teachers and the young lady pupils ; also music-rooms, board-
ing, laundry, and industrial rooms for the girls. The grounds
comprise four entire squares, or ten acres.

LELAND UNIVERSITY, 1900-1901. 39

The University has a library and reading-room, which is
supplied with the leading journals and periodicals of the day.

There is a Literary Society, the "Philomathean," com-
posed of young men and young women, which holds weekly
meetings for mutual improvement.

The students also constitute a recognized branch of the Na-
tional Society of Christian Endeavor.

EXPENSES.

All Instruction, except in Instrumental Music, is free.

Board per month $12.00

Incidental Expenses, for day scholars, per month 1.00

Instrumental Music, per month 3.00

Board and Tuition in Auxiliaries, per month 8.00

Total Expenses, when paid in advance 85.00

Total Expenses in Auxiliaries 60.00

All students are required to perform daily one hour of some
form of manual labor under the direction of a teacher.

All monthly bills due the University are due in advance.
No deduction for less than one-half month.

Rooms are furnished with bedstead, mattress pillows, and
quilts, chairs, tables, washstand, mirror, bowl and pitcher.

AUXILIARY SCHOOLS.

In order to encourage the organization of local schools for
primary and grammar grade work, the University has made
provision for taking under its charge auxiliary schools in tile
vicinity of New Orleans upon the following conditions :

1. That a property fairly valued at $2,000 shall be provided
by the trustees and kept in repair by them, with taxes, in-
surance, and incidental expenses paid.

2. That the tuitions, to the amount of at least $1 per month
for each pupil, be reported and paid to the University before
the 5th of each school month.

40 LELAND UNIVERSITY, 1900-1901.

3. That the course }f study prepared by the Leland Faculty
for use in preparatory schools (or "Leland Academies") be
adopted by the school, with such text-books as are from time
to time prescribed.

5. Graduates of the school will be received into the regular
normal classes of the University without examination. The
best scholar in each graduating class will receive from the
University a prize of $1 per month deducted from his first
term bill, and the second best scholar will receive a prize of
50 cents per month in the same year.

HOWE INSTITUTE.

The first auxiliary of Leland University was established at
New Iberia, La., in 1890, for preparatory and grammar-school
work.

At the head of this institution has been placed Prof. Jonas
Henderson, A. M., who filled the chair of History and Math-
ematics in the University for nine years. His ability as a
teacher is well and widely known. Mrs. Rebecca J. Hender-
son, a normal graduate of Leland University, is matron of the
boarding department.

LELAND ACADEMY.

In November, 1893, the Trustees of the Slater High School
at Donaldsonville, La., made application for acceptance as an
auxiliary school, under the name of Leland Academy, and
it was accepted by our Board.

LELAND UNIVERSITY, 1900-1901. 41

The principal. Prof. S. S. Gray, is a graduate of our nor-
mal department, and the school gives promise of success and
usefulness.

MONROE ACADEMY.

Professor Pruitt is highly esteemed as an able man and a
good teacher, and Mrs. Pruitt, of the. class of 1898, was the
first lady to receive the degree of A.B. from Leland University.
RUSTON INSTITUTE.

In 1900 the Ruston Normal and Academic Institute, at
Ruston, La., was accepted as an auxiliary school, according
to the conditions prescribed in the catalogue. Its principal,
Professor Powell, is a graduate of the College Department of
the University of the class of 1899. He is an excellent scholar,
an able and efficient teacher, and is pushing the work of the
school with energy and success.

OTHER ACADEMICAL SCHOOLS.

Other schools of similar grade in the State, whose princi-
pals are graduates of the Normal Department of the Univer-
sity, report the following enrollment for the year :

Alexandria, Warner R. Wright, Principal 191

Baton Rouge, Jas. L. Crossly, A.B., Principal. . . . 240

Cheneyville, W. G. Thomas, Principal 148

Shreveport, William Hicks, Principal 252

Opelousas, Moses Bordelon, Principal 88

Total 919

NOTES.

The college year regularly begins on the first Wednesday of
October, and closes on the second Wednesday of May.

All communications and all checks or money-orders should
be made to the President of the University.

4 2 LEL A ND UNI 1 rERSITY, 1900 1901 .

The summer post-omce addresses of the Faculty are as fol-
lows :

Rev. R. W. Perkins, Ph.D., Lock Haven, Pa.

G. H. Felton, M.D., Granville, Mass.

Mrs. E. C. Mitchell, Bath, N. Y.

Miss Laura F. Parker, Concord, N. H.

Miss M. Alice Shepherd, Penn Yan, N. Y.

Miss Josephine I. Davis, corner of Ninth and Wyandotte
streets, Kansas City, Mo.

Prof. Jonas Henderson, New Iberia, La.

Prof. William M. Pruitt, Monroe, La.

Prof. S. S. Gray, New Orleans and Bernice, La.

Prof. I. S. Powell, Ruston, La.

Other members of the Faculty may be addressed in care of
the University, or of the principals of the Academies.

OZ-.

CATALOGUE

LELAND UNIVERSITY

THIRTY-SECOND YEAR.

1901-1902

CATALOGUE

LELAND UNIVERSm

THIRTY-SECOND YEAR.

1901-1902.

NEW ORLEANS, LA.

Published by the University.
1902.

VKSV ORLEANS:

T. H- Tiiomason, Printer.
1002.

OFFICERS OF THE BOARD.

JOHN HUMPSTONE, D.D President

291 Ryerson Street, Brooklyn, N. Y.

Rev. JOHN MARKS . Vice-President

930 Felicity Street, New Orleans.

Rev. 0. V. EDWARDS Secretary

St. Charles Avenue and First Street, New Orleans.

CHARLES FRAZIER. Esq. Treasurer

93 Nassau Street, New York.

EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE.

Pres. R. W. Perkins. Ph.D., Chairman.
Hon. Geo. S. Dodds, Hon. T. J. Woodward.

Hon. Don A. Pardee, A. T. Terry, Esq.,

Rev. John Marks, Prof. L. W. Wilkinson.

Rev. C. V. Edwards.

FINANCE COMMITTEE.

John Humpstone, D.D., Chairman.
0. M. Pratt, Esq., C. E. Dingee, Esq.,

W M. Hastings, Esq., E. E. Chivers, D.D.,

W. 0. P. Rhoades. D.D., Charles Frazier, Esq.

Louis W. Slocum, Esq., Hiram Hutchins, D.D.

THE BOARD OF TRUSTEES,

Class I— Term Expires 1 903.

Hon. Joseph A. Breaux New Orleans, La.

Rev. H. C. Cotton Belie Alliance, La.

Wra. M. Hastings, Esq Brooklyn, N. Y.

John Hnmpstone, D.D Brooklyn, N. Y.

John H. Ireland, Esq Brooklyn, N. Y.

Rev. John Marks New Orleans, La.

Rev. A. G. Moseley Evergreen, Ala.

C. Alex. Nelson, Esq New York City.

Hon. T. J. Woodward . . . -. New7 Orleans, La.

Class II— Term Expires 1 904.

E. E. Chivers, D.D Brooklyn, N. Y.

Charles E. Dingee, Esq Brooklyn, N. Y.

Rev. C. V. Edwards New Orleans, La.

William Howe, Esq New York City.

Rev. J. B. Livingston New Iberia, La.

Pres. R. W. Perkins, Ph.D New Orleans, La.

Charles M. Pratt, Esq Brooklyn, N. Y.

Rev. J. F. Purser Opelika, Ala.

Rev. James Roberson , Darrow, La.

Class III— Term Expires 1905.

Hon. Geo. S. Dodds New Orleans, La.

Charles Frazier, Esq Brooklyn, N. Y.

Hiram Hutchins, D.D Brooklyn, N. Y.

Hon. Don. A. Pardee New Orleans, La.

W. C. P. Rhoades, D.D Brooklyn, N. Y.

Rev. C. L. Roberts Cheneyville, La.

Louis W. Slocum, Esq New York City.

A. T. Terry, Esq. . . . New Orleans, La.

Prof. Levi W. Wilkinson, M.Sc New Orleans, La.

FACULTY AND INSTRUCTORS.

R. W. Perkins, A.M., Ph.D., President.

Psychology and Philosophy.

George H. Felton, A.M., M.D.
Natural Science and Mathematics.
Marcia Savage Mitchell,

Latin and English.

Alfred A. Newhall, A.M.,
Biblical Instruction.

Mrs. R. W. Perkins,

History and English.

Frank E. Burpee, A.B.,

Mathematics and Greek.

Alexander H. Brown, A.B.,

English Branches.

Amelia Roberson, A.B.,

English Branches.

Myrtie Shively,

Music.
William Hicks,

Instructor in Arithmetic.

Anderson Cheatham,

Instructor in Geography.

Adam Joseph Lagarde,

Instructor in Reading.

Rosabella Hopes,

Instructor in Arithmetic.

Emerson C. Rose,
Manual Training.

Mrs. H. B. Green,

Domestic Department.

Mrs. George H. Felton,
Librarian.

LELAND UNIVERSITY, 1901-1102.

Jonas Henderson, A.M., Principal,
Howe Institute, New Iberia.

Eugenia McGulley,
Assistant.

Selena Joseph,

Assistant.

, Principal.

Leland Academy, Donaldsonville.

F. P. RlCARD,
Acting Principal.

Aladdin Martin,

Assistant.

Estella Brown,

Assistant.

Ada Frank,

Assistant.

William M. Pruitt, B.S., Principal,
Monroe Academy, Monroe.

Mrs. W. M. Pruitt, A.B.,

Assistant.

Mrs. Mary Ann Cook,
Assistant.

Israel S. Powell, A.B., Principal,
Ruston Institute, Ruston.

Harris Hamilton,

Assistant.

Martha A. Goodwin,
Assistant.

Eural L. Phillips,

Assistant.

Henry L. Caver,

Assistant.

LELAND UNIVERSITY, 1901-1902.

Warner R. Wright, Principal,
Central Louisiana Academy, Alexandria.

Annie T. Jackson,

Assistant,

Mrs. Warner R. Wright,

Assistant.
Emma Elsy,

Assistant.

Elias J. Simms, Principal,
Opelousas High School, Opelonsas.

Mrs. Elias J. Simms,

Assistant.

William G. Thomas, Principal
Cheneyville Academy, Cheneyville

Mrs. V. L. Robinson,

Assistant.

Nellie V. Landry,

Assistant

PLAN AND PURPOSE OF THE UNIVERSITY.

Leland University was incorporated in 1870 under the
provisions of the Act of the Legislature of Louisiana, which
reads :

"The purposes and objects of this corporation are the
establishment and maintenance of one or more Institutions
of learning for the education, under Christian auspices, of
young men and women, particularly for the training of
preachers and teachers, and to receive donations of prop-
erty for educational purposes." * * * "Inasmuch as the
welfare of society, and not pecuniary gain, is the object of
this corporation, * * * the Trustees shall not have
power to encumber by mortgage the whole or any part of
the property, nor to use the principal of any endowment
funds for the current expenses of its work/7

It is open to all persons who are fitted to enjoy its ad-
vantages, without distinction of race or religious opinions.

The University owes its existence to the late Holbrook
Chamberlain, Esq., of Brooklyn, N. Y., who erected the
buildings, assisted its management, and at his death left it
the bulk of his property, about $100,000, as an endowment
fund, the interest of which goes to the payment of teachers.

During the summer of 1899 a gift of $25,000 for addi-
tional endowment was made by Chas. M. Pratt, Esq., of
Brooklyn, N. Y.

LOCATION.

The University is situated on St. Charles Avenue, between
Audubon Place and Audubon Street, nearly opposite Audu-
bon Park. No more beautiful or healthful location could
be found in New Orleans, while its retirement from the
crowded part of the City renders it peculiarly adapted to
stud v.

L EL AND UNIVERSITY, 1901-1002. 11

University Hall is of brick, 100 by 80 feet, three stories
above the basement. Here are the chapel, recitation
rooms, library, museum, offices and rooms for the presi-
dent, professors and male students, besides accommoda-
tions in the basement for industrial shops, printing
offices, etc.

Chamberlain Hall is also of brick, three stories high, 100
by 50 feet, in which are the rooms of the preceptress and
lady teachers and the young lady pupils ; also music
rooms, dining room and laundry. The grounds comprise
four entire squares, or ten acres.

ORGANIZATION.

The University comprises the following Departments :

1. The College offers courses of study leading respect-
ively to the degrees in Arts, Philosophy and Science, and
is open to both sexes.

2. The College Preparatory is designed to fit students
for college.

3. The Normal Department is designed to fit students
for teaching and offers full instruction in pedagogy and
practice teaching.

4. Tiie Sub-Normal Department and Academies fit
students for the Normal School.

5. Instrumental Music is thoroughly taught. Fifty
lessons in Vocal Music, elementary principles and regular
class practice, are given each year to all pupils.

6. The Manual Training Department comprises in-
struction in Carpentry, Scientific Gardening, and the
Household Arts.

7. The Theological School offers two courses :

I. Full and regular Theological instruction for College
graduates and those of equivalent attainments ; and,

II. A Minister's course, carefully prepared for Pastors.

THE COLLEGE.

R. W. Perkins, A.M., Ph.D., President,
Psychology and Philosophy.

Geo. H. Felton, A.M., M.D.,

Mathematics and Science.

Marcia Savage Mitchell,
Latin and English.

Mrs. R. W. Perkins,

History and English.

Frank E. Burpee, A.B., •

Mathematics and Greek.
Emerson C. Rose,

Manual Training.

Myrtie Shively,

Music.

NAMES OF STUDENTS.

Graduate Students.

Alexander H. Brown, A.B. New Orleans

Joseph S. Clarke, A.B Baton Rouge

Charles S. Collins, A.B Houma

Israel S. Powell, A.B Ruston

William M. Pruitt, B.S Monroe

Amelia Roberson, A.B New Orleans

James D. Stewart, A.B Gibsland

LELAND UNIVERSITY, 1901-1902. 13

COLLEGE.

Senior Class.

Anderson Cheatham . . . , Tallien

William Hicks , Shreveport

Adam Joseph Lagarde. Lafourche Crossing

Freshman Class.

James Madison Foster New Iberia

Mary Lillie Rosabella Hopes Albemarle

THEOLOGICAL DEPARTMENT.

R. W. Perkins, A.M., Ph.D., President,
Church History and Theology.

Alfred A. Newhall, A.M.,

Biblical Interpretation and Homiletics.

Junior Class.

Charles Sebastian Collins, A.B Houma

William Hicks Shreveport

Ministers' Class.

Rev. Jackson Acox New Orleans

Rev. Edward Luke Brown New Orleans

Rev. Stephen Elijah Bryant. New Orleans

Rev. Thomas Columbus .... New Orleans

Rev. Richard Henry Clay Algiers

Rev. John Henry Flemings Algiers

Rev. Frank Benjamin Houston New Orleans

Rev. Henry C. Johnson Moss Point, Miss.

Rev. David Daniel Lawson New Orleans

Rev. Joseph Arthur Lawson Houston, Tex.

Rev. Charles Milburn New Orleans

Henry James Pearl New Orleans

Isaac Haywood Perkins Port Hudson

14 LELAND UNIVERSITY, 1901-1902.

Marlborough Lawrence Pierce New Orleans

Rev. Samuel Elijah Piercy New Orleans

Rev. Gloster Clanton Rounds Gretna

Rev. Napoleon Ruffin Algiers

Rev. Edward David Simms New Orleans

Rev. Oncy Funston Smith Fairmount

Rev. Joseph Talbot New Orleans

Rev. Ezekiel Samuel Terry Hahnville

Rev. George Washington Tony New Orleans

Rev. John Walter Wiggins. New Orleans

Rev. Rodney Wallace Williams New Orleans

Special.

Ambrose Harris Memphis, Term.

COLLEGE PREPARATORY, NORMAL AND
SUB-NORMAL DEPARTMENTS.

R. W. Perkins, A.M., Ph.D., President,

Principles of Education and Ethics.

George H. Felton, A.M., M.D., Principal,

Mathematics, Science and Vocal Music,

Marcia Savage Mitchell, Preceptress,

Latin and English.

Mrs. R. W. Perkins,

History and English.

Frank E. Burpee, A.B.,

Mathematics and Greek.

Alexander H. Brown, A.B.,

English Branches

Amelia Roberson, A.B.,

English Branches.

Myrtie Shively,

Vocal and Instrumental Music.

Emerson C. Rose,

Manual Training.

LELAND UNIVERSITY, 1901-1902. 15

William Hicks,

Instructor in Arithmetic.

Anderson Cheatham,

Instructor in Geography.

Adam Joseph Lagarde,

Instructor in Reading.

Rosabella Hopes,

Instructor in Arithmetic.

Senior Class.

Archias Finnie New Orleans

Elenora Victorine Kyzer New Orleans

Angie Florence Lewis New Orleans

Samuel Paul Nelson Allentown

Gilbert Somers Perez New Orleans

Elenora Sidonia Smith New Orleans

Senior Middle Class.

Walter Roy Alston New Orleans

Nancy Louise Bolden Clarence

Bessie May Bonner New Orleans

Isaiah Washington Bromon Belle Alliance

Fanny Ellen Carroll West Monroe

Lucy Jane Clark Dubberly

Bertha Lancaster Finnie New Orleans

Emily Birdie Flowers New Orleans

Gertrude Corona Flowers New Orleans

Hettie Beatrice Gardner Monroe

Ada Hall Fairmount

Lucinda Jones New Orleans

Charles Alonzo Martin Lecompte

Joseph Nicholas Smoke Bend

Mary Jane Winter New Orleans

Ottie Alberta Wright New Orleans

16 LELAND UNIVERSITY, 1901-1902.

Junior Middle Class.

James Bettis New Orleans

Retta Estella Brooks New Orleans

Enos Wilkins Brown Thibodeaux

Isabella Brown New Orleans

Charles Henry Brnens New Orleans

James Arthur Matthew Burr New Iberia

Maggie Cheatham . . .Tallien

Julia Eva Dejean Elba

Henrietta Brownlow Dunn Monroe

John William Gaines Fairmount

Ida Lillie Gordon Algiers

Moses Stroter Gordon Algiers

William Gozey , Jena

Hannah Hagans New Orleans

Aaron Hall Fairmount

Edward Hall Fairmount

Mildred Olivia Hamilton Monroe

Josinia Ellen Henderson New Iberia

Frank Benjamin Houston New Orleans

Hattie Edith Hurley \ . .New Orleans

Victoria Elizabeth James New Orleans

Roberta Ann Johnson New Orleans

Louisa Isabella Kyzer New Orleans

Nathan Samuel Landix Belle Alliance

Rosanna Lucile Moore Belle Alliance

Joseph Walter Nelson . . . , St. James

Lillie Rebecca Norris Cheneyville

Nannie Beatrice Outtz Monroe

Walter George Sneed Donaldsonville

William Walter Solete — Donaldsonville

Selena Helen Washington New Orleans

William Randolph Wills .....: New Iberia

LELAND UNIVERSITY, 1901-1902. 17

Junior Class.

James Wilson Alexander Algiers

Joseph James Anderson Alexandria

Rosa Eugenia Brown Algiers

Florence Burnette Corner View

Philip Leroy Cason Alexandria

Ellen Louise Carter Bourge

Hezekiah Carter .Lumville

Reuben Ulysses Clark Lecompte

Apollonia Ellen Cole Bunkie

Corazine Curtis New Orleans

Celina Cutno Darrow

Sarah Elizabeth Dickens Evergreen

Christina Antoinette Duconge New Orleans

Julia Featherstone New Orleans

Sarah Gordon New Orleans

Lewis Henderson Harris Simsport

Joseph Harry James . . Evergreen

Lillian James New Orleans

Ruth Jarvis New Orleans

Cora Lottie Johnson New Orleans

Celestine Beatrice King Crowley

Benjamin Holbrook Kyzer New Orleans

Paul Arthur Landix Belle Alliance

David Daniel Lawson New Orleans

Patricio Martinez, Jr New Orleans

Edworder Lillian Norris ; Woodworth

George Washington Osibin Smoke Bend

Maud Bethinia Peyton New Orleans

James Lincoln Randall Alexandria

Ruth Malinda Robinson New Iberia

Joseph Russell New Orleans

Eli Thompson, Jr Natchitoches

Chrystal Owens Vandyke Bunkie

William Williams r Rapides

18 LELAND UNIVERSITY, 1901-1902.

SUB-NORMAL DEPARTMENT.

Octavia Adams Odenburg

Katie Alfred New Orleans

Gertrude Allen New Orleans

Helen Sara Allen New Orleans

Matilda Allen New Orleans

Evangeline Alston New Orleans

Theresa Anderson New Orleans

Artemise Antoine New Orleans

John Arnaud New Orleans

Lelia Babin New Orleans

Octavia Lizzie Banks New Orleans

Agnes Barkley New Orleans

Leontine Bartholomew New Orleans

Carolina Bell Key West, Fla.

Joseph Clement Ben West Baton Rouge

Amy Berge New Orleans

Amelia Bettis New Orleans

Harriet Bird New Orleans

Anthony Bissant New Orleans

Fred Swarec Boote New Orleans

Henry Benjamin Brittain, Jr New Orleans

Edward William Brooks New Orleans

Frederick Vincent Brooks New Orleans

Henry Brown Algiers

Samuel William Brown . .New Orleans

Hollice Lucius Bryant New Orleans

Hannah Burnette Corner View

Wheelock Campfield New Orleans

Mary Eliza Carter Bonrge

Harriet Chapman l New Orleans

Emma Cheatham Monroe

Ida Chestnut New Orleans

Edward Paul Columbus New Orleans

LELAND UNIVERSITY, 1901-1902. 19

Thomas Columbus, Jr New Orleans

Charles Clark New Orleans

Elizabeth Dedee Clark New Orleans

Raymond Alphonso Clark ... . .New Orleans

Richard Henry Clay Algiers

Rose Courtney Tallien

Ezerina Curtis New Orleans

Leila Eliza Dale New Orleans

Evelyn Lavinia Davis New Orleans

Paul Deggs New Orleans

David Darrow Dent New Orleans

Dennis Devenaux New Orleans

Stephen Joseph Wiley Duncan NewT Orleans

William James Lazarus Em el Gretna

William Folse New Orleans

Ophelia Gertrude Francis New Orleans

Esther Gallagher New Orleans

Peter Gallagher New Orleans

Ceolya Grandison New Orleans

Ethel Martha Griffin New Orleans

Mat-tie Hawkins West Fork

Cora Arilena Henderson New Orleans

Carrie Bryant Hubbs New Orleans

Charles Ward Hunter New Orleans

Louisiana Jackson New Orleans

Lulu Cora Johnson New Orleans

Carrie Patsey Jones New Orleans

Irene Jones New Orleans

Percy Jones New Orleans

Corinne Beatrice Joseph New Orleans

Ferdinand Justilian New Orleans

Adeline Kenner Donaldsonville

Pauline King New Orleans

Charles Sumner Kvzer New Orleans

20 LELAND UNIVERSITY, 1901-1902.

Florida Lagarde Lafourche Crossing

Pearl Bertha Lawson New Orleans

Clarence LeBoueff New Orleans

Emile Dennis Lee New Orleans

Susie Lewis New Orleans

Daisy Jessie Lloyd New Orleans

Roberta Ida Belle Lowey New Orleans

Laura Mary Madiner New Orleans

Arturo Martinez New Orleans

Edouardo Martinez New Orleans

Arthur Lee Matthews Algiers

Frank Edward Matthews Algiers

Glascoe Matthews Algiers

Lucy McDonald New Orleans

Edward Wade Mitchell New Orleans

Ruth C. Norris New Orleans

Alice Osborne , New Orleans

Eugene Leon Oubre New Orleans

Henry James Pearl New Orleans

William Peeples Pelham, Ga.

Caroline Rebecca Pierce New Orleans

Samuel Elijah Piercy New Orleans

Arlie Albertine Priestley New Orleans

Ophelia Porter New Orleans

Randolph Porter New Orleans

Mary Prudhomme New Orleans

Rosa Floretta Prudhomme New Orleans

Mary Reed New Orleans

Octave Refuge Algiers

Nancy Elvina Richards New Orleans

Herbert Nelson Roberson New Orleans

Ethel Valeria Ross New Orleans

Samuel St. Claire Sanford Grace, Miss.

Julia Sawver New Orleans

LELAND UNIVERSITY, 1901-1902. 21

Rosa una Signal Westwego

Isaiah Hillious Simras New Orleans

Columbus Smith Fairmount

Dempsey Smith Fairmount

Lizzie Smith . . Algiers

Samuel Nathaniel Stem^ Simsport

Alberta Augusta Story New Orleans

James Ernest Sykes Fairmount

Carrie Eva Taylor Monroe

Richard Douglass Thomas < Houma

Mary Odile Verret St. Bernard

Emanuel Walker Lavacca

Frank John Walker New Orleans

Julia Elizabeth Walker Odenburg

James Ward New Orleans

James Edward Washington . Bunkie

Darthular Wells Nita

Journey William White . Paducah, Ky

William Harrison White New Orleans

John Walter Wiggins Houston, Tex.

Liilie Elizabeth Wilkins New Orleans

Bessie Williams . . . New Orleans

Chrispin James Williams Morgan City

Mary Virginia Williams New Orleans

Olive Williams ... New Orleans

Stella Laura Williams New Orleans

Andrew Willis Hahnville

Albert Workman New Orleans

Katy Evalina Wright New Orleans

Jethro V. Young New Orleans

HOWE INSTITUTE.
New Iberia, La.

Clara Abrams New Iberia

Henry Agobert New Iberia

Emma Anderson New Iberia

John Belle Lake Charles

Lawrence Blackmail New Iberia

Matthew Bowles New Iberia

Charles Richard Brown New Iberia

Grant Brown Washington

Anna Buckley New Iberia

William Banner . . New Iberia

Mary Bush New Iberia

Lena Burr New Iberia

Eddie Burr. New Iberia

Emily Carpenter , New Iberia

Anna Castillo New Iberia

Rosa Chagois New Iberia

Samuel Chagois New Iberia

Herbert Chagois New Iberia

Armogene Chagois Crowley

Joseph Coleman New Iberia

Frank Collins New Iberia

Amelia Comeaux New Iberia

Victoria Leonie Cooper New Iberia

Beulah Cooper New Iberia

Mary Jane Cooper New Iberia

Henry Comor , . ... New Iberia

Rosembere Daniel , New Iberia

Anna Day New Iberia

Louis Davis New Iberia

L EL AND UNIVERSITY, 1901-1902. 23

Ben Decuir New Iberia

Wallace Decuir New Iberia

Augustas Denton New Iberia

Gus Denton New Iberia

Cora Dreden Baldwin

Ellis Evans New Iberia

Fan ay Evans New Iberia

Serina Feast New Iberia

Levi Ford New Iberia

Josephine Francis . New Iberia

Irving Francis New Iberia

Reginia Green . New Iberia

James Henry Green New Iberia

Charles Green . New Iberia

Edward Gerac New Iberia

Nettie Giles New Iberia

Julia Giles . New Iberia

James Gillard New Iberia

Nehemiah Goode Thibodeaux

Claud Harris New Iberia

Ida Hayes Randall

Naomi Vallery Henderson New Iberia

Cryspus Attucks Henderson New Iberia

Fletcher Marsh Henderson .New Iberia

John Hill New Iberia

Viney Hill New Iberia

Alice Houston New Iberia

Mary James New Iberia

Joseph James New Iberia

Kin ry Joseph New Iberia

Sadie Johnson Lake Charles

Mary Johnson New Iberia

Onezephore Jones Breaux Bridge

Matthew Jones New Iberia

24 LELAND UNIVERSITY, 1901-1902.

Alzena Junius New Iberia

Amanda Keller Lake Charles

Niagra Keller Lake Charles

William Kenney New Iberia

Bessie King New Iberia

Urias Lawson New Iberia

Pearly Lee New Iberia

Lou Nettie Livingston New Iberia

Joseph Livingston New Iberia

Courtnev Luckev New Iberia

Julia Luckev New Iberia

Joseph Mallroux New Iberia

Pearly Magrue New Iberia

Joseph Martin New Iberia

Lula Merritt Thibodeaux

John Miller Eunice

Aspasie Mitchell Breaux Bridge

Robert Mitchell New Iberia

Edward Montegue . . New Iberia

Pearly Moore ........ New Iberia

Curly Nora , New Iberia

Effie Noel Arnaudville

Jefferson Burrell Obee New Iberia

Irma Olevier New Iberia

Albert Olevier New Iberia

Roumley Olevier New Iberia

Dudley Owens New Iberia

Corrella Owens New Iberia

Lydia Geneva Placide New Iberia

Harriet Placide ... New Iberia

Tillman Placide New Iberia

Benjamin Placide New Iberia

Louis Randall New Iberia

Everlena Randolph , Centerville

LELAND UNIVERSITY, 1901-1902. 25

Felix Rawls New Iberia

Charles Rawls New Iberia

Clifton Reynaud . ... New Iberia

Willie Robertson. New Iberia

Daisy Robertson New Iberia

Bennie Saunders New Iberia

Cora Scott New Iberia

Mary Senegale New Iberia

Ophelia Sirams New Iberia

Isaac Simmon New Iberia

Abraham Simon Newr Iberia

William Simon New Iberia

Alberta Smith , . . . New Iberia

Louisa Solomon ... New Iberia

Alberta Spencer , New Iberia

Bertha Springfield New Iberia

Beatrice Springfield New Iberia

Arthur Stansbury New Iberia

Clarence Stansbury New Iberia

Willie Thatcher New Iberia

William Thomas New Iberia

Laura Thomas New Iberia

Collins Walker Marksville

Celestine Warwick Loreauville

Daisy Warwick Loreauville

Celemar Warwick Loreauville

Virginia Wesley New Iberia

Mable Annabelle White New Iberia

Bertha White New Iberia

Benjamin White New Iberia

Clem Williams New Iberia

LELAND ACADEMY,
Donaldsonville, La.

Israel Nicholas Lutcher

Robert Ricard . Darrowville

Walter Robertson Darrowville

Augustus Conway Donaldsonville

Breckenridge Condall Donaldsonville

Geo. Wilson . . . Donaldsonville

Victoria Grant Darrowville

Maggie Jones Donaldsonville

Frank Henderson Sunshine

Cora Henderson . . . . Hahnville

Joseph Francis Donaldsonville

Edward Nelson , Donaldsonville

Edward Turand Donaldsonville

Frederick Landry Donaldsonville

Malvin Davis ... Darrowville

Walter Osibin Smoke Bend

Joseph Jones Smoke Bend

Oscar Baptiste Smoke Bend

Charles Scott , Darrowville

Allen Terrence Donaldsonville

Lavinia Claiborne Donaldsonville

Eva Allen Donaldsonville

Victoria Simms Donaldsonville

Walter Solet Donaldsonville

Eugenia Gant Donaldsonville

Nellie Sullivan Donaldsonville

Mattie Gipson Donaldsonville

Purcy Gipson Donaldsonville

Edward Gipson . . Donaldsonville

LELAND UNIVERSITY, 1901-1902. 27

Earl Nelson Donaldsonville

Alfred Miller Donaldsonville

Harry Andrew Darrowville

Alberta Miller Donaldsonville

Pauline Richard Donaldsonville

Ophelia Pierce Cofield

Estella Brown Darrowville

Malinda Stewart Cofield

Valena Riley Darrowville

Thomas Jordan . Dubberly

Denia Julien Hohen Solm

Nellie Caldwell Darrowville

Bertram Conway Donaldsonville

Maimmie Powell , Cofield

Edward Kelly Donaldsonville

Budell Johnson Smoke Bend

Mande Ricard Smoke Bend

Albion Ricard Smoke Bend

Desiree Miller Smoke Bend

Leon Melancon Darrowville

Clarence James Darrowville

Ida Frank Belle Alliance

Viola Brown Burnside

Ether Eston Burnside

Isaiah Moore Napoleon ville

Richard Haynes , Darrowville

Arthur Williams Donaldsonville

Henry Collins Convent

Olittwa Fernandez Belle Alliance

Lillie Allen Belle Helene

Aladdin Martin Barton

Estella Smith Darrowville

Willie Porter Belle Alliance

Cora Dernesme Belle Alliance

28 LELAND UNIVERSITY, 1901-1902

Edna Demesme Belle Alliance

Violetta Dandridge Belle Alliance

Henry Bibbs Darrowville

Roscoe Johnson Smoke Bend

Amanda Ricard Smoke Bend

Valentine Lonque Lagan

Nita Martin Barton

Edward Johnson Smoke Bend

Margaret Olivia

Purcy Curtis Donaldsonville

Ernest Curtis Donaldsonville

Eugene Jackson Smoke Bend

Edmund Gray . . McCall

Douglas Moxley Darrowville

Adam Moxley *. . Darrowville

Izetta Clark .Donaldsonville

Virginia Clark Donaldsonville

Birda Jones Smoke Bend

Nettie Harris Smoke Bend

Edward Bernard Donaldsonville

Richard Hill Smoke Bend

Henry Hill Smoke Bend

Paul Martin Barton

Theresa Materre Belle Rose

Bertresa Robinson Smoke Bend

Andrew Turner .Belle Alliance

John Robinson Smoke Bend

Olivia Bush Donaldsonville

Albert Dave Colomb

Edwin Robinson McCall

Gussie Nelson Donaldsonville

Emma Nelson Smoke Bend

Henrv Bernard Belle Alliance

MONROE ACADEMY.

Arthur Adams Monroe

Maggie Adams Monroe

Cleveland Allen Monroe

William Anderson Monroe

Zanie Applewhite Oak Ridge

McNeely Armstid Monroe

Ellis Armstid Monroe

Ruby Armstid Monroe

Amos Averett Monroe

Hattie Barlow Monroe

Frederick Bartlette Monroe

Hattie Baldwin Monroe

Henrietta Broomfield . , , Monroe

Beatrice Brown Monroe

William Brown Monroe

Wiseman Dunn Burton , Monroe

Samuel Burton Monroe

Henry Bynum Monroe

Ella Cann Monroe

Robert Cann Monroe

Josephine Cann Monroe

Edna Campbell Monroe

Julia Ann Cann Logtown

Daisy Cheatham Monroe

Frances Chambers Monroe

Ellen Colbert Columbia

Emma Colbert , Columbia

William Colbert Columbia

Ferdinand Cook Monroe

Nancy Cook Monroe

30 LELAND UNIVERSITY, 1901-1902.

Cora Cross Monroe

Allie Craft Monroe

Cyrus Darrington Monroe

Lula Davis Monroe

Hizar Davis Bonita

Juanita Davis Monroe

Nannie Deadman Doss

Stonewall Jackson Dillard Sinope

Cora Doctor Monroe

Trixie Doolittle Monroe

Francis Leonidas Dunn Monroe

George Duncan Monroe

Samuel Edwards , Monroe

Lirarod Edwards Monroe

Alice Fields Monroe

Bertha Florence Monroe

Julia Gardner Monroe

StellaGolson Doss

Richmond Goings Monroe

William Green Monroe

Emma Griffin Monroe

Rosena Green Monroe

Hobert Green Monroe

Minnie Griggs Monroe

Elizabeth Griggs Monroe

Elizabeth Green , ' Monroe

George W. Green Milhaven

Carrie Harris Monroe

Uriah Hall Monroe

Alberta Harris Monroe

Cornelia Hamilton Monroe

Moses Hamilton Monroe

Ida Harris Monroe

Simmons Hamilton Monroe

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Thomas Hayes Swartz

Washington Howard Lonewa

Fanny Hodge Monroe

Lillie Hudson Monroe

Willie Hunter Monroe

Belle Irvin , Monroe

Lizzie Jackson Monroe

Ollie Jackson Monroe

Samuel Jefferson Monroe

Merda Jenkins Monroe

Celess Jenkins Monroe

Zillie Jenkins Monroe

Willie Jenkins Monroe

Victoria Jefferson Monroe

Pauline Jenkins Columbia

Olivia Jimerson Monroe

Rosa Johnson Monroe

Ada Johnson Monroe

Leila Johnson Monroe

Cacile Johnson Monroe

Benjamin Jones Monroe

Bessie Johnson Monroe

Jensy Johnson Monroe

Sarah Joseph Columbia

Willis Johnson Lonewa

Orel King Monroe

Samuel Kilgore Monroe

Helen Kilgore Monroe

Cora Kees , Eden

Beatrice Lewis Monroe

Willie Ross Lewis Monroe

Pinkney Lewis Monroe

Tena Long Monroe

Arthur Long Monroe

32 LELAND UNIVERSITY, 1001-W02.

Mary Ann Logan Columbia

Irene Marx Monroe

Herbert Many weathers Monroe

Elijah Mays Monroe

Joseph McCanse Collinston

Irene Mickens Monroe

Harrison Mitchell Monroe

Sebastian Mitchell Monroe

Frances Hestine Mitchell Monroe

Aaron Mitchell Monroe

James Mitchell Monroe

Ella Muse Bosco

Lizzie Nelson . Monroe

Lacy Nelson Monroe

Lydia Nelson Monroe

Adelee Nelson Monroe

Rosena Nelson Monroe

Lerojf Nicholson Monroe

Cornelia Nicholas Monroe

Robert Outz Monroe

Limrod Perkins Monroe

Eiberta Perkins Monroe

Jenny Petty ' Monroe

Bessie Ponce Monroe

John L. Reed Monroe

Savannah Richardson Monroe

George Rogers Monroe

Curtis Robinson . . . . Monroe

Roberta Russell Monroe

William Sample Monroe

Christopher Kaliski Sample Monroe

Mary Lee Scales , ..... West Monroe

Malinda Sharper Monroe

Nedia Sherman . Monroe

LELAND UNIVERSITY, 1901-1902. 33

Caroline Sherman Monroe

Willie Frederick Sherman Monroe

Clemose Smith Monroe

Dukie Smith Monroe

Irene Smith Monroe

James Spencer Monroe

Marietta Spottswood Monroe

John Spottswood Monroe

Matilda Turner Monroe

Malinda Turner Monroe

Emanuel Turner Monroe

Josephine Vantley Columbia

Ivory Vickus ... Monroe

Robbie Belle Wallace Monroe

Dartie Wade Columbia

Irene Warner. . Monroe

Ella Washington Monroe

Jesse Warren Monroe

Rebecca Washington Monroe

Milus Westlev '. . . . . Monroe

Robert White Monroe

Lucinda White Ouachita City

Lula Williams West Monroe

Orel Williams Monroe

Bertha Wilson Monroe

Joseph Williams Monroe

Payne Wilson Monroe

Willie Wilson Monroe

Boyd Williams Arcadia

Allie Williams Collinston

Annie Wooten Columbia

RUSTON ACADEMY,
Ruston, La.

Gertrude Allen West Monroe

Sallie Ashley Ruston

Charley Allen Ruston

Lydda Allen Ruston

Hattie Amos Rochester

Jessie Anderson Ruston

Thomas Andy Vernon

Ellen Burks. Ruston

Caroline Burks D'Arbonne

Willie Bedford • Ruston

Eston Bedford Ruston

Allen Bedford Ruston

Maria Bedford Ruston

Innie Bradford Ruston

Minnie Brown Ruston

Emma Brown Baton Rouge

Adline Brown Ruston

Emma Burton Ruston

Annie Bradford Ruston

Cora Bradford Ruston

John L. Bradford Ruston

Minnie Been Ruston

Cub. Brewster Ruston

Robert Butler '.'. Cadeville

James W. Cassey Boatner

Lou Ella Clark Speanville

Lenora Cooper Ruston

Bettie Lee Cooper . . Ruston

Benj. Cooper Ruston

LELAND UNIVERSITY, 1901-1902. 35

Henry L. Caver Downsville

Floyd Caver Downsville

Jerusha Caver Downsville

Delia Dunbar Ruston

Willie C. Dunbar Ruston

Edward Davis Tilmau

Savannah Dean Ruston

Ada Davis Ruston

Louis Davis Ruston

Sallie Davis , Ruston

Mittie Elmore Monroe

Narcis Ethage Ruston

Senobia Gipson Til man

Mattie D. Gray Summerfield

John A. Grand , , Ruston

Ada Hammock Ruston

Hart Hanspard Calhoun

Mattie Hanspard Ruston

Earnest Hanspard Ruston

Charley Harvey Ruston

Anna Harvey Ruston

James Harvey Ruston

Mattie Harvey Ruston

Elbert Harvey Ruston

James Harris Brooklyn

Simon Harris Ruston

Jeannie Harris Ruston

Mattie Harris Ruston

Kesiah Hawkins Ruston

Fannie Hawkins Ruston

Nettie Lizzie Hawkins Ruston

Abron Hughey Ruston

Ethel Henry .\ Ruston

Jethro Henrv Ruston

36 LELAND UNIVERSITY, 1901-1902.

Fanny Hearne Rochester

Mary Henderson Ruston

Boyard Henderson Ruston

Almenta Henderson Ruston

Cora Belle Holand . . Ruston

Eva Holman Ruston

Olley Holman . . . Ruston

Dee Hollis Knowls

Wm. Loraine Jones Sibley

Agnes Jones Sibley

George Jones Holland

Ida Jackson Jonesboro

Felton Jackson Vienna

Elsie Jackson Ruston

Jemima Jackson Ruston

John E. Jackson Ruston

Jossie Jackson Ruston

Charlotte Jackson Ruston

Fanny Jackson Ruston

Benj . Jackson Ruston

Grady Jackson Ruston

Anna Lee James Winnfield

James Jackson ... Ruston

Willie Johnson Ruston

James Johnson .... Trenton

Elijah Johnson Trenton

Elisha Johnson Trenton

Alvin Johnson Trenton

Sallie Kirk Mt. Lebanon

Minnie King Ruston

Todie King .Ruston

Avor King Ruston

Benny King Ruston

L ELAND UNIVERSITY, 1901-1902. 37

Columbus Lawson Ruston

Oneada Lawson Ruston

Leola Lawson Ruston

Anna Lawson Ruston

Jerdina Lewis Ruston

Eva Lewis Vienna

Tennessee Lewis . . ... Vienna

Sumla Lewis Vienna

Elvie Lewis Vienna

Helen Lewis Ruston

Ruthy Lewis Ruston

Maggie Maning Ruston

Ira Maning Ruston

Fanny J. Morgan Ruston

Gilbert Mitchell Ruston

Arby Mitchell Ruston

Alfred Moore Ruston

Mate Mayfield Ruston

Auruna Mayfield Ruston

Acy Mayfield Ruston

Ethel Maybery Ruston

Anna Madison Ruston

George Martin Ruston

Ellen Newton Ruston

Jerdina Newton Ruston

Minnie Oliver . . Monroe

Elzie Owen Ruston

Marshall Outly Cedarton

Laura Owens Ruston

Zacariah Potts Alto

Acy C . Peters Newport

Willie Pierce Ruston

Lelia Pierce . .Vernon

Tinny Pierce Vernon

38 LELAND UNIVERSITY, 1901-1902.

Thelbert Pierce Ruston

Katie Peevie Sibley

Clara Rasberry Ruston

Lillie May Rasberry Ruston

Filmore Runnell Ruston

Malmay Runnell Ruston

Daisy Spencer Ruston

Melvin Singleton Ruston

Ella Smith Ruston

Sydney Smith Ruston

Willie Smith Ruston

Mabel Smith Ruston

Bettie Smith Ruston

Nathaniel Smith Ruston

Willie Stephen Girard

Malindia Stephen Girard

Mary Sanders Ruston

Sallie Scott W. Monroe

Amelia Spivey Bell Grove

Essie Scott Ruston

Anna B. Singleton Ruston

Mattie M. Singleton Vernon

Hettie Thompson W. Monroe

Willie Thompson Bern ice

Sarah Tooke Ruston

James Tooke , Ruston

Farris Turner . Ruston

Quilla Turner Vernon

Emma Wilkerson Sumpter

Clayton Wilkerson Sumpter

Lula Wilkerson Sumpter

Fanny Wilkerson Ruston

Mamie Wilkerson Sumpter

Elmore Wilson Ruston

L EL AND UNIVERSITY, 1901-1002. 39

Emma Wilson , Ruston

Willie Woods Downsville

Mary Woods Ruston

Clyde Williams Calhoun

John H. Williams Bernice

Mattie M. Williams Ruston

Benny Witers Ruston

Susie Wiltz Sumpter

Pin key Wiseman Knowles

Everline Wright .... Ruston

Ollie Washington Ruston

Olley Washington Cedarton

Robert Willey Vernon

Gertrude Wright Ruston

SEVENTH DISTRICT HIGH SCHOOL.
Opelousas, La.

Victor Biagas Opelousas

Edgar Biagas Opelousas

Benjamin Ballard Ope'lousas

Willie Billy Opelousas

Ciephus Boswell , Opelousas

Laurence Boswell Opelousas

Robert Brown Opelousas

Leonce Brown Opelousas

Ella Brown Opelousas

Ernest Comeaux Marrow

Bella Campbell Washington

Bertha Carrier Lake Charles

Mary Jane Deshotille . .Opelousas

Mary Ann Deshotille Opelousas

Estella Deshotille Opelousas

LELAND UNIVERSITY, 1901-1902.

Ida Deshotille Opelousas

Arnese Deshotille Opelousas

Leos Denton Opelousas

Marshall Ebispree Opelousas

Julian Ebare . Opelousas

Viola Geron Opelousas

Milrid Geron Opelousas

Henry Geron Opelousas

Caulwell Geron Opelousas

John Henry Jennings

Helen Hills Opelousas

Loretta Hudson Neita

Percy Irvin Opelousas

George Irvine, Jr Opelousas

Virginia Irvine Opelousas

Rosa Irvine Opelousas

Augusta James Opelousas

Dorcas James Opelousas

Percy James Opelousas

Clarence Johnson . .Opelousas

Arthur Johnson Opelousas

Garfield Johnson . Opelousas

Benjamin King Opelousas

Samuel Lewis Opelousas

Bessy Lewis Opelousas

Rosa Lewis Opelousas

Edward Lumpkin Opelousas

David Lark , Opelousas

Marshall Lark Opelousas

Solomon Lark ... Opelousas

Heather Lark Opelousas

Nathan Loeb Opelousas

Katie Moore Opelousas

Spurgeon Moore Opelousas

LELAND UNIVERSITY, 1901-1902. 41

Samuel Moore Opelousas

Richard Mitchell Opelousas

Joseph Malveau Opelousas

Anna Morris Opelousas

Julia Mack Opelousas

Lutha Mack Opelousas

Cleveland Moore Opelousas

Joseph Newman Opelousas

Thomas Newman Opelousas

Julius Nero Opelousas

Lucille Newman , Opelousas

Belchie Paterson Opelousas

Fredrich Piallet Opelousas

Cora Robert Opelousas

Rufus Rodolph Opelousas

Baptiste Sonia Rayne

Robert Smith Opelousas

Eddie Smith Morrow's

Morris Simon New Iberia

Albert Slater Opelousas

Sophie Slater Opelousas

Arthur Shorten Opelousas

Lucille Shorten Opelousas

Henderson Sias Opelousas

Willie Tyler Opelousas

Charlotte Wright Opelousas

Albert Wright Opelousas

Walter Williams Cotton Port

Lucelia Williams Neita

Archie Warner Opelousas

Arthur-Warner Opelousas

Joshua S. Wilson ... Opelousas

Viola Young Opelousas

Bertha Young Opelousas

CENTRAL LOUISIANA ACADEMY.
Alexandria, La.

Minnie Adams Alexandria

John Allen Alexandria

Mary Ambler , Pineville

Georgia Ambler Pineville

Mary Anderson Alexandria

Solomon Ashby • Alexandria

Celeste Ashby Alexandria

Josephine Ashby Alexandria

Beulah Barrett Alexandria

Martha Barrett Alexandria

Conrad Bassett Alexandria

Lessie Beanregard Alexandria

Adelia Beatty , Alexandria

Mariah Beatty Alexandria

John Beatty Alexandria

Viola Beatty .... . . Alexandria

Sadie Blackburn .Alexandria

Beatrice Boardman Alexandria

Alice Boardman Alexandria

Ranson Brooks , Alexandria

Addie Boose Alexandria

Georgia Brown Alexandria

Henderson Brown Alexandria

Webster Brown Alexandria

Lennie Brown . . . Alexandria

Rachael Brown Alexandria

Alfred Brown Alexandria

Doretha Butler . ... Alexandria

Pansie Bush Alexandria

LELAND UNIVERSITY, 1901-1902. 43

Author Byrd Alexandria

Carrie Carr Woodsworth

Li Hie Cash Alexandria

Junior Clark Alexandria

Edward Clark Alexandria

Oscar Cheatham Alexandria

Raphael Coleman Alexandria

Daniel Coleman Alexandria

Rosa Chopan Alexandria

Belle Cornelius Alexandria

Lawrence Curtis Alexandria

Bertha Dennis Alexandria

Ezekiel Dorsey Melville

Eloise Dunford Lecompte

Carry Edwards Alexandria

William Edwards Alexandria

Alex. Fay Alexandria

Sallie Figgens Alexandria

Andrew Figgens Alexandria

Rosa Figgens . ... Alexandria

Louvinia Figgens Alexandria

Esther Figgens Alexandria

Joseph Figgens Alexandria

Mary Frisby . Rapides

Ethel Gray Alexandria

Samuel Greenhoward .Marksville

Adolph Griffen Marksville

Adda Griffin Marksville

Eliza Hall Alexandria

Elijah Hall Hadnot

Reason Hall .... Rapides

Emily Hall Alexandria

John Hall Alexandria

Cecile Harris Alexandria

44 LELAND UNIVERSITY, 1901-1102.

Sadie Harris v Alexandria

Rosa Harris Alexandria

Alice Henderson Alexandria

Eloise H*En Alexandria

Milton Hines Alexandria

Thomas Hines Alexandria

Isaiah Hines Alexandria

Altonelle Hines Alexandria

Mrs . Mary Hugely , Long Leaf

Bessie Humphrey Alexandria

Timothy Hunter Alexandria

William Hunter Alexandria

Fred Jackson . . . Alexandria

Eugene Jackson Alexandria

Jessie Jackson Alexandria

Eunice Jackson Alexandria

Carrie Jefferson Alexandria

Kissiah Johnson Alexandria

Estella Johnson Alexandria

Ida Johnson Alexandria

Dennis Johnson Alexandria

Israel Johnson , . . Alexandria

Mathew Johnson Alexandria

Annie Johnson Alexandria

Florence Johnson Alexandria

James Johnson . . . . Alexandria

Warren Johnson Alexandria

Frank Johnson. . . , Alexandria

Willie Jones . Alexandria

Kattie Jones Alexandria

James Jones , Alexandria

Andrew Jones Alexandria

Normie Jones Alexandria

Helen Kelso _ . Alexandria

L EL AND UNIVERSITY, 1901-1902. 45

Bertha Kelso Woodsworth

Georgia Kennedy Alexandria

Roberta Kilpatrick Alexandria

Emanuel King Mooreland

John King Alexandria

Alfred King Alexandria

Hulda Kraft Alexandria

Mary Lee . . Alexandria

Deborah Lee Alexandria

Rosa Lenard „ Alexandria

Alfred Lenard Alexandria

Victoria Lenard . Alexandria

Golda Liggens Long Leaf

Fannie Lockwood Alexandria

Thomas Lockwood Alexandria

James Lovette Alexandria

Eloise Lewis Alexandria

Tennie Lyons Lake Charles

Adeline Mabin Lamora

Thomas Marshall Alexandria

Frankie Marye Alexandria

Anneatta McGraw Alexandria

Adelia McKay Alexandria

Esther McCoy Alexandria

Louella McKay Alexandria

Jennie McKay Alexandria

Frank McKay Alexandria

Emanuel McKay Alexandria

Sheldon McGlory Morrows

Newman Michael Alexandria

Horace Michael ... Alexandria

Alberta Morris Alexandria

Dulcie Norman Alexandria

Beatrice Norris Lemoria

46 LELANV UNIVERSITY, 1901-1902.

Charles Norris Lemoria

George Peace Alexandria

Chester Peace Alexandria

Sadie Pendleton Alexandria

Maddie Pendleton Alexandria

Bertha Philips Alexandria

Adline Powells Alexandria

Abie Porter Alexandria

Clarence Porter Alexandria

Anna Prothro . Alexandria

Herbert Prothro Alexandria

James Purdy Alexandria

Ella Randall Alexandria

Joseph Randall Alexandria

Irene Ross Alexandria

Robert Semple Alexandria

Eliza Simons Alexandria

Eva Steward Alexandria

Hazel Stroter Alexandria

Sheldon Sullivan Marksville

John Tapers Alexandria

Joel Tarver Alexandria

Daniel Tarver Alexandria

John Tarver Alexandria

Louisa Tarver Alexandria

James Thomas Alexandria

Nancy Thomas Lecompte

Francis Thomas Lecompte

Joseph Thomas Alexandria

Elizabeth Vandyke Alexandria

Cornelius Vaughns Alexandria

Rachael Walker Alexandria

Fannie Washington Alexandria

Henry Washington Alexandria

LELAND UNEVERSITY, 1901-1902. 47

Louis Washington Alexandria

Virgie Weinburg Alexandria

Hilda Weinburg Alexandria

Lillian Weinburg Alexandria

Kattie Wells Alexandria

Julia Wells Alexandria

William West Alexandria

Beatrice Williams Alexandria

Edna Williams Alexandria

Carrie Williams Alexandria

Emanuel Williams Alexandria

Willie Williams Rapides

Maggie Wagner Woodsworth

Harriet Washington Rapides

Levy Washington Pineville

Henrv Young. . . Alexandria

CHENEYVILLE ACADEMY.
Cheneyville, La.

Matthew Armstead Cheneyville

Mary Adams Cheneyville

Horace Adams Cheneyville

Mentie Anderson Cheneyville

Mary Anderson Cheneyville

Frank Anderson Cheneyville

Thomas Anderson Cheneyville

James Anderson Cheneyville

Delia Anderson Cheneyville

Jacob Anderson Cheneyville

Felix Anderson Cheneyville

Mary Bowers Evergreen

48 LELAND UNIVERSITY, 1901-1902.

Nancy Blackmail Cheneyville

Lawrence Blackman Shreveport

Mary Burr , Cheneyville

Ralph Burr ... Cheneyville

Elizabeth Baldwind Cheneyville

Jennie Berrydon Echo

Willie Brown Cheneyville

Priscilla Beverly Evergreen

Thomas Blackman Cheneyville

Abraham Brown Cheneyville

Mary M. Brown Cheneyville

Lucinda Carlin Cheneyville

Estella Crittle '. . .Cheneyville

Dave Crittle Cheneyville

Tllla Marteal Clark Lecompte

Lenorah Chambers Cheneyville

Henderson Chambers Cheneyville

Ellen Chambers Cheneyville

Eliza Carlin Cheneyville

Lottie Carlin Cheneyville

Henry Crittle Cheneyville

Banks Cabot Bennettville

Cecil Cheatham Cheneyville

Steward Carter Cheneyville

Dave Crocket Cheneyville

Leon Cabot Bennettville

Cheney Carter ... Cheneyville

Ora Crittle Cheneyville

John Collins Moreland

James Carlin Cheneyville

Edith Crittle Cheneyville

Elizabeth Crittle Cheneyville

Charlie Cooper Moreland

Johnny Charleston Cheneyville

LELAXD UNIVERSITY, 1901-1902. 49

Edward Deal Cheney ville

Joseph Dabney Cheneyville

Charles Dabney Cheneyville

Jesse Dennis Cheneyville

Walter Dodson Cheneyville

Edward Dixon Moreland

Virginia Deal Cheneyville

Andrew Ferbish Cheneyville

Rose Finney Cheneyville

Mattie Grisby , Cheneyville

Scott Gibbs Cheneyville

Cullie Glenn Cheneyville

Rosa Guistand Loyd

Lennie God fry Evergreen

Virginia Green Cheneyville

Emma Hines "".... Cheneyville

Mary Hughly Long Leaf

Rosa Holmand Cheneyville

Mattie Hall Cheneyville

Lnella Havard Cheneyville

Virginia Howard Cheneyville

Rosa Jones Lamourie

Walter Johnson Cheneyville

Hannah Jones Cheneyville

Edward Jones Cheneyville

Florence Jones ... Cheneyville

Virginia Jones Cheneyville

Winnie Johnson Cheneyville

Paul Johnson Cheneyville

Carrie James . . . Cheneyville

Calvin James Cheneyville

Mary Johnson .■ Cheneyville

Samuel Jefferson Cheneyville

James Jefferson Chenevville

50 LELAND UNIVERSITY, 1901-1902.

Celia Johnson Cheney ville

Arthur Jones , Cheneyville

Arthur William Johnson Cheneyville

Sarah Jackson Cheneyville

Henry Jackson Cheneyville

Elnora Rhoda Keys Loyd

Pat Keary Bennettville

Laura Kimble Cheneyville

Clifton Kimble Cheneyville

Virginia Kimble Cheneyville

Harry Lavlais Cheneyville

Willie Lavlais ... .Cheneyville

Rosa Lavlais Mansura

Martha Leary Cheneyville

James Lawson Cheneyville

Mary Murray Cheneyville

Robert Murray Cheneyville

Rozelia Murray Lamourie

Bunkie Edith Mannings Evergreen

Mary Beatrice McCrea Cheneyville

James Murray Cheneyville

Matilda Manson Cheneyville

Louisa Measles Cheneyville

Harriet Measles Cheneyville

Amelia Measles Cheneyville

Joseph McNeal Cheneyville

Odie McNeal Cheneyville

Ellen Nugent Cheneyville

Samuel Nimmer Cheneyville

Martha Oliver Cheneyville

Eddie Oliver Cheneyville

Samuel Oliver Cheneyville

William Poole Cheneyville

Mary Frances Poole Cheneyville

L EL AND UNIVERSITY, 1901-1902. 51

Drousy Poole Long Leaf

Henderson Plumraer Cheney ville

Mary Ellen Plummer Cheneyville

Florence Plummer Cheneyville

Mildrid Peoples Cheneyville

Lillie Asthesta Roberts Cheneyville

Bertha Roberts Cheneyville

Benethe Ravare Echo

Willie Ripteau Cheneyville

Dorcas Robinson Loyd

Eddie Robinson Cheneyville

Mat Riley Cheneyville

Malinda Randall Cheneyville

Alice Riley Cheneyville

Annie Riley Cheneyville

Marincha Robinson Cheneyville

Thad Robinson Cheneyville

Eliza Rhodes Cheneyville

Pakerell Robinson Cheneyville

Baby Reed Cheneyville

James Edward Shelton Glenmora

Mentie Steward Cheneyville

Philip Steward Cheneyville

Henry Steward Cheneyville

Leola Sims Elba

Irene Sims Elba

Gretchen Sullivan Cheneyville

Mary Sanders Cheneyville

Joseph Sanders Cheneyville

Estella Sanders Cheneyville

Elrnira Sullivan Cheneyville

Samuel Snowton Cheneyville

Ophelia Gertrude Sons Elba

Clara Olivia Missouri Thomas Evergreen

52 LELAND UNIVERSITY, 1901-1902

Ellen Tippett Cheney ville

Ninnie Tippett Cheneyville

Elnora Vann Cheneyville

Medora Vann Cheneyville

Albert Vann Cheneyville

Robert Vann Cheneyville

Jane Veal Cheneyville

Clifton Veal Cheneyville

Charles Murphy Victor Cheneyville

Laura Watkins Cheneyville

Lucinda Williams Cheneyville

Martha Williams Cheneyville

Wesley Hart West Cheneyville

Louisa Winchester . .Cheneyville

Virginia Washington Cheneyville

Ida Wade Cheneyville

Taylor Williams Cheneyville

George Washington Cheneyville

Isaac Washington Cheneyville

Jane Willis Cheneyville

Jennett Willis . . . Cheneyville

Estella Willis Cheneyville

Dave Willis * Cheneyville

William Willis Cheneyville

Mumphus Waston Cheneyville

Cornelia Washington Cheneyville

Fred Washington Cheneyville

Laura Washington Alexandria

Carrie Washington Cheneyville

Medora Washington Cheneyville

Morris Weinberg Cheneyville

Corine Williams Cheneyville

Newman Williams Cheneyville

Johnnv Williams Cheneyville

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Laura Williams Cheney ville

Dallas Williams Cheney ville

John Williams Cheney ville

Cornelia Winchester Cheneyville

Patsy Watson Cheneyville

Harry Williams Moreland

Daniel Williams Moreland

Missouri Yeast Lecompte

SUMMARY.

College Graduates 7

Undergraduates 5

Normal and College Preparatory 88

Sub-Normal , 131

Theological 2

Ministers' Classes 25

Duplicates . , 7 — 251

Howe Institute 128

Leland Academy , 96

Monroe Academy 163

Ruston Academy 178

Opelousas High School 83

Alexandria Academy 181

Cheneyville Adademy 190

Total 1270

54 LELAND UNIVERSITY, 1901-1902.

COURSES OF STUDY.

Normal.

First Year. English, Latin, History, Physical Geogra-
phy, Algebra, Physiology.

Second Year. English, Latin, Algebra, History, Botany.

Third Year. English, Latin, Physics, History, Civics,
Chemistry.

Fourth Year. English, Latin, Geometry, Political
Economy, Theory and Practice of Teaching, Ethics.

The Theory and Practice of Teaching will be included
in the Fourth Year Normal until the department for the
Professional Training of Teachers is established.

College Preparatory.
First and Second Ytears. Identical with Normal.
Third Year. English, Latin, Greek, Physics, Civics.
Fourth Year. English, Latin, Greek, Geometry, Politi-
cal Economy, Chemistry, Ethics.

College Course.

Freshman Year. Latin, Greek, English, Geometry,
Trigonometry, History.

Sophomore Year. Latin, Greek, English Literature,
Analytical Geometry, Physics, Civil Government.

Junior Year. Latin or Greek, Rhetoric, Logic, Physi-
ology, Astronomy, Chemistry, History of Education.

Senior Year. Psychology, Ethics, Economics, Sociol-
ogy, Principles of Education, Theism.

Theological Department.

A Three Years7 Course : in Old Testament and Related
Subjects; in New Testament and Related Subjects; in
Church History ; in Systematic Theology and Ethics ;, in
Practical Theology.

L EL AND UNIVERSITY, 1901-1902. 55

The Sub-Normal Course is a thorough Grammar School

Course. Great stress is placed throughout the student's
course upon a mastery of English in speech and in compo-
sition.

The Manual Training will be thorough and practical
teaching in the general principles of woodworking. Me-
chanical Drawing will be a part of the course. Until
the new building is erected, the work will be carried on in
the shops of the main building. Additional instruction in
sewing will be added for the coming year. Lectures on
Agricultural Chemistry and Farming will be given in con-
nection with Practical Gardening.

The University has a library and reading room which is
supplied with journals and periodicals. Mrs. E. C. Mitchell
gave to the University 450 volumes from the library of the
late President, E. C. Mitchell, D.D.

There is a Literary Society, the "Philomathean," com-
posed of young men and young women, which holds weekly
meetings for mutual improvement.

The students also constitute a recognized branch of the
National Society of Christian Endeavor.

Special emphasis is made of Bible study, under the
charge of the Faculty. There have been this year volunteer
classes for special studies in Greek Testament, Church His-
tory, and an Instruction class for those who teach in Sun-
day School in the city. The President gave a course of
Lectures on the Ten Commandments. The Principal and
Preceptress of the Normal School conduct daily evening
chapel in their respective Halls.

Mr. J. S. Dickerson, of the "Chicago Standard," offers a
prize for the best essay in the second year normal, for the
next five years. The topic to be chosen by the Professor
of English in charge. The prize this year was won by
Walter G. Sneed. Subject: '-'Character Building."

56 LELAND UNIVERSITY, 1901-1902.

GENERAL RULES.

It is assumed that all who enter upon the courses of
study do so for the purpose of acquiring an education not
only of the intellect but also of character. The laws of
the Institution are as few and simple as the proper regula-
tion of a community of young people will permit. These
laws must be observed not only in their letter but in their
spirit. The atmosphere of the Institution is not that of
arbitrary restraint but of reasonable conformity to reason-
able laws. The Institution does not wish to place its stamp or
bestow its honors upon anyone who is not willing to deport
himself as a gentleman. Each student is distinctly placed
upon his manhood, and if he abuses his privileges in con-
duct, study, or work, after reasonable caution, he must
withdraw from the Institution.

No student who is deficient in rhetorical or class-room
work in any term shall be eligible to the office of Man-
ager or Director in any student organization, or to be a
member of any exhibiting organization or of any con-
testing athletic team during any subsequent term until
such deficiency is made up.

Only under exceptional circumstances will excuses be
granted to leave the Institution during term time. In
such cases the examination in the studies gone over by the
class during a student's absence will be specially searching
and a high degree of attainment will be required. The
work of the term begins on the day of opening and con-
tinues uninterruptedly until the last day of the term.

Unexcused absences from recitations count as zero in
making up the monthly averages ; excused absences have half
the effect in lowering a student's standing ; but a student
may, at the option of a professor, do supplementary work
to obviate the effect upon his standing of excused absences.

LELAXD UNIVERSITY, 1901-1902. 57

Students are required to take up enough studies to keep
them in the judgment of the President sufficiently employed,
but not to take up more than they can study with profit.

In case a student fails to be present at the examination
of his class, for any justifiable reason, his examination will
be held at such time as the Faculty may appoint, but in no
case is an examination granted a student in advance of the
time appointed for the examination of the class.

If a student has failed in the studies of a term, he will
not be permitted to enter upon the studies of a subsequent
term until he has passed in the subjects in which he failed,
unless a postponement of examination to a definite time is
granted by the Faculty.

A student who has not completed his rhetorical work in
any term will not be permitted to enter upon any of the
work of the succeeding term until such deficiency is made up.

The duties of each day are opened with religious services
which all students are required to attend. All residing on the
campus are required to attend the stated religious services.

The President of the University will be in his office in
the Main Building at stated hours to confer with students
who may desire advice or assistance.

All students from a distance will occupy rooms, and board
in the Institution, except for reasons jointly satisfactory to
the President of the University and the Principal and Pre-
ceptress of the Normal School.

No student is allowed to leave the campus at any time
without permission.

No person will be dismissed from the Institution as in
good standing who leaves it while under censure. Nor
will anv student be graduated who has not discharged all
his pecuniary obligations to the Institution.

53 LELAND UNIVERSITY, 1901-1902.

EXPENSES.

All instruction, except in Instrumental Music, is free.

Board per month $12.00

Incidental Expenses, for day scholars, per month. . . 1.00

Instrumental Music, per month 3.00

Board and Tuition in Auxiliaries, per month 8.00

Total Expenses, when paid in advance 85.00

Total Expenses in Auxiliaries 60.00

All students are required to perform daily one hour of
some form of manual labor under the direction of a teacher.

All monthly bills are due in advance.

All bills due the University must be settled on or before
the first of the month.

No student is entitled to his place in his class until he
has made settlement with the office.

Rooms are furnished with bedstead, mattress, pillows,
quilts, chairs, tables, washstand, mirror, bowl and pitcher.

Students must provide themselves with sheets, pillow-
cases, towels, napkins, hair and tooth brushes. Young
ladies must be provided with waterproof, umbrella, over-
shoes, and dark underskirts. The washing of twelve
articles of plain regular wear will be allowed each student.
Elaborate white skirts, dresses, etc., will be charged extra.
The young men should provide themselves with suitable
apparel for the work-hour and manual training shop.

It is specially desired that the dress of pupils shall be
simple and inexpensive.

Students are held responsible for any damage to their
rooms or furniture, whether it be done when they are
present in the room or absent from it.

AUXILIARY SCHOOLS.

In order to encourage the organization of local schools
for primary and grammar grade work, the University has

LELAND UNIVERSITY, 1901-1902. 59

made provision for taking under its charge auxiliary
schools in the vicinity of New Orleans upon the following
conditions :

1. That a property fairly valued at $2,000 shall be pro-
vided by the trustees and kept in repair by them, with
taxes, insurance, and incidental expenses paid.

2. That the tuitions, to the amount at least of $1 per
month for each pupil, be reported and paid to the Uni-
versity before the 5th of each school month.

3. That the course of study prepared by the Leland
Faculty for use in preparatory schools (or '-Leland Acad-
emies") be adopted by the school, with such text-books as
are from time to time prescribed.

4. The teachers of the school are to be appointed by the
President of Leland University in consultation with the
trustees of the school, and their names will appear as
members of our faculty. Their salaries are to be paid by
the University on terms which may be agreed upon, to be
adjusted with reference to the apparent needs and probable
income of the school.

HOWE INSTITUTE.

The first auxiliary of Leland University was established
at New Iberia, La., in 1890, for preparatory and grammar-
school work.

The sons of Peter Howe, of Wenona, 111., out of filial
regard for the wishes of their revered father, have placed
that beautiful property under the control and management
of the President of the University.

60 LELAND UNIVERSITY, 1901-1902.

At the head of this institution has been placed Prof.
Jonas Henderson, A.M., who filled the chair of History
and Mathematics in the University for nine years. His
ability as a teacher is well and widely known. Mrs.
Rebecca J. Henderson, a normal graduate of Leland Uni-
versity, is matron of the boarding department.

LELAND ACADEMY.

In November, 1892, the Trustees of the Slater High
School at Donaldsonville, La., made application for accept-
ance as an auxiliary school, under the name of Leland
Academy, and it was accepted by our Board.

MONROE ACADEMY.

Early in 1898, the Industrial High School at Monroe,
La., was admitted to affiliation with us, having given satis-
factory evidence of ability to meet our prescribed condi-
tions. The Trustees have shown commendable enterprise
in securing a valuable property for the school, and good
work is being done.

Professor Pruitt is highly esteemed as an able man
and a good teacher, and Mrs. Pruitt, of the class of 1898,
was the first lady to receive the degree of A. B. from
Leland University.

RUSTON INSTITUTE.

In 1900 the Ruston Normal and Academic Institute, at
Ruston, La., was accepted as an auxiliary school, according
to the conditions prescribed in the catalogue. Its prin-
cipal, Professor Powell, is a graduate of the College
Department of the University of the class of 1899. He is
an excellent scholar, an able and efficient teacher, and is
pushing the work of the school with energy and success.

LELAXD UNIVERSITY, 1901-1902. 61

OPELOUSAS HIGH SCHOOL.
In February, 1902, the Opelousas High School, under
the principalship of Elias J. Simms, graduate of the
Normal Department, formally made application to become
auxiliary to the University. The school is a new one and
bids fair to be useful.

CENTRAL LOUISIANA ACADEMY.

This well-known school has for some years been under
the charge of Professor W. R. Wright, graduate of the
Normal Department. The school has a large influence.
It became auxiliary in 1902.

CHENEYVILLE ACADEMY.

The Academy at Cheneyville for some time has been
sending well prepared students to the University. This
year, under the principalship of William G. Thomas,
graduate of the Normal Department, it became auxiliary
according to the prescribed conditions.

OTHER ACADEMICAL SCHOOLS.

Other schools of similar grade in the State, whose prin-
cipals are graduates of the Normal Department of the
University, report the following enrollment for the year :

Baton Rouge, Joseph S. Clarke, A.B., Principal 173

Shreveport, William Hicks, Principal 220

Bunkie, W. 0. Boston, Principal 174

Houma 5th District High School, D. F. Ross, A.M.,

LL.B., Principal 112

Total 679

NOTES.

The college year begins on Wednesday, October 1, 1902,
and closes Wednesday, May 13, 1903.

All communications and all checks or money orders
should be made to the President of the University7.

62 LELAND UNIVERSITY, 1901-1902.

The summer post-office addresses of the Faculty are as
follows :

Dr. R. W. Perkins, Leland University, New Orleans.

Geo. H. Felton, M.D., Chautauqua, N. Y.

Mrs. E. C. Mitchell, Bath, N. Y.

Prof. F. E. Burpee, Bucknell University, Lewisburg, Pa.

Prof. Jonas Henderson, New Iberia, La.

Prof. William M. Pruitt, Monroe, La.

Prof. I. S. Powell, Ruston, La.

Prof. E. J. Simms, Opelousas, La.

Prof. W. G. Thomas, Cheney ville, La.

Prof. W. R. Wright, Alexandria, La.

Other members of the Faculty may be addressed in care
of Leland University, St. Charles Ave., New Orleans, La.,
or in care of their respective Academies.

To reach the University take a St. Charles Avenue Belt
car, getting off at Audubon Street, on St. Charles Avenue.
The street number is, Leland University, 7013 St. Charles
Avenue, New Orleans, La.

The next Session begins Wednesday, October 1st, 1902.

Main Building

LELAND UNIVERSITY, 1901-1902. 65

LIST OF ALUMNI.

English Class op 1879.

Mary E. Walker Teacher, Baton Rouge Academy

Virginia Jackson (Robinson) . Teacher, Cheney ville Academy

English Class of 1880.
Burnett Brown, Minister New Orleans, La.

College Class of 1881.
T. A. Walker, A.M.,M.D., Physician . . . .Baton Rouge, La.

Frank C. Long, A.B Prin., Lincoln High School,

Guthrie, 0. T.

English Class of 1881.

John Marks, Minister New Orleans, La.

W. H. Bolding, Minister New Orleans, La.

*J. W. Downs, Minister New Orleans, La.

*E. A. Clanton, Teacher New Orleans, La.

James H. Taylor, Teacher Edna, Texas

Jonas Henderson, Teacher New Iberia, La.

Higher English Class of 1882.

Mitchell Harrison, Minister Victoria, Texas

Charles Xavier, Teacher Minden, La.

*Sarah F. Kenner, Teacher New Orleans, La.

E. Logan (Williams), Teacher St. Rose, La.

English Class of 1883.

Phcebe Clanton, Teacher New Orleans, La.

Rachel Moment New Orleans, La.

'Deceased.

66 leland university, 1901-1902.

College Class of 1884.

A. C. Priestley, A.M Prin., McDonogh School No. 24,

New Orleans, La.

C. L. Fisher, A.M., B.D., Minister Birmingham, Ala.

Jonas Henderson, A.M Prin., Howe Institute

Joseph Priestley, A.M., Teacher Seguin, Texas

•Normal Class of 1884.
Lucinda Mitchell (Martin), Teacher. . .Albuquerque, N. M.

Normal Class of 1888.

Warner R. Wright Prin., Alexandria Academy

Odalie Morse (Jackson), Teacher Dallas, Texas

Lydia Bauduit (Britto), Teacher Baton Rouge, La.

Laura Williams (Prince), Teacher Cuero, Texas

M. H. Williams, Minister Sherman, Texas

*Annie E. Green New Orleans, La.

Normal Class of 1889.

James L. Crossley, Minister and Teacher Ruston, La.

8. S. Gray, Teacher New Orleans, La.

N. H. Pius, Minister and Teacher Memphis, Tenn.

Mary Duncan (Troxler) Killona, La,

Normal Class of 1890.

*J. P. Coston Tilden, La.

Loretta H. Dunn (Pruitt), Teacher Monroe, La.

W. S. Schwing Chicago, 111.

S. B. Cuney

•SA. S. Stevenson, M.D., Physician Darrow, La.

^Deceased

leland university, 190 1-1902. 67

Normal Class of 1891.

Henry A. Martin Plaquemine, La.

Delia Bonney (Richardson), Teacher. ...... . Caney, Texas

Normal Class of 1892.

Lincoln A. Williams Haasville, La.

G. P. Priestley, Teacher St. James, La.

*Ed. Stewart, Teacher Plaquemine, La.

G. C. Taylor, Teacher Smithville, Texas

Wm. 0. Boston Prin., Bunkie Academv

Normal Class of 1893.

* William Allen, Teacher Shreveport, La.

J no. W. Gray, Teacher Lake Charles, La.

Charles S. Collins, Minister Houma, La.

Harris Hamilton, Teacher Plaquemine, La.

William Hicks Prin., Shreveport Academy

Rebecca James (Henderson) Teacher, Howe Institute

Elvie Washington (Stewart). .Teacher, Deaf and Dumb Inst.,

Austin, Texas

*Louise Mahoney (Stewart) Plaquemine, La.

Joseph B. Pius, Minister Austin, Texas

Henry C. Story New Orleans, La.

Louis G. King New Orleans, La.

Jno. W. Burton, Minister Mansfield, La.

College Class of 1894.
*J. W. Downs, A.B., Minister New Orleans, La.

^Deceased

68 leland university, 1901-1902.

Normal Class of 1894.

John S. Jones Prin., City School, Lake Charles, La.

A. H. Brown Teacher, Leland University

Mar}^ Fryerson (Boston) Bunkie, La.

Betsy A. Haymond .New Orleans, La.

Desire Morse (Priestley) .New Orleans, La.

Olivia Madison (Hicks) Shreveport, La.

*Stephen J. Pope Marianna, Ark.

William H. Peed Thibodeaux, La.

William G. Thomas Prin., Cheneyville Academy

College Class of 1895.
James L. Crossley, A.B., Minister Ruston, La.

Normal Class of 1895.

I. S. Powell Prin., Ruston Academy

Solomon Frazier, Teacher New Iberia, La.

Henrietta L. Windham Monroe, La.

Carrie Segura (Boutte) New Iberia, La.

Emma L. Smith Ouachita City, La.

E. M. Anderson, Teacher Montgomery, Texas

Normal Class of 1896.

Ella Wheeler (Abner), Teacher Seguin, Texas

H. S. Smith, Teacher Madisonville, Texas

J. H. Henderson Union University, Richmond, Va.

I. S. Powell Prin., Ruston Academy

*A. V. Morrison, Teacher. . Lake Charles, La.

Amelia Roberson Leland University

College Class of 1897.

*William Allen, A.B., Teacher Shreveport, La.

Charles S. Collins, A.B., Minister Houma, La.

"Deceased

LELAND UNIVERSITY, 1901-1902. 69

Normal Class of 1897.

Moses Bordelon, Teacher Opelousas, La.

Beulah Brooks (Brown) New Orleans, La.

Joseph S. Clark, Teacher Dubberly, La.

John H. Henderson . . . .Union University, Richmond, Va.

Martha King, Teacher New Orleans, La.

William H. Madison New Orleans, La.

Etheline J. Morse, Teacher Boutte, La.

Wilhelmina Morse (Ennis) Plaquemine, La.

James F. Pierce (Agent for Junius Hart's Music House),

New Orleans, La.

*Mary L. Pierce New Orleans, La.

Harry S. Smith, Teacher Madisonville, Texas

James D. Stewart, Teacher Sparta, La.

Alonzo M. Story, Teacher Midway, Texas

William J. VanDyke, Teacher Midway, Texas

Benjamin Windham .... Monroe, La.

College Class of 1898.

Alex. H. Brown, A.B Teacher, Leland University

Loretta Dunn (Pruitt), A.B Teacher, Monroe Academy

Elly L. Mellon, A.B., Teacher Gibsland, La.

Normal Class of 1898.

Anderson Cheatham Leland University

Gertrude Archinard (Wright) Alexandria, La.

Sallie Cooper New Orleans, La.

Adam J. Lagarde Leland University

Elias J. Sims Prin., Opelousas Academy

Frank Wilkins, Teacher Colcox, La.

Alice A. Williams New Orleans, La.

*Deceased

70 leland university, 1901-1902.

College Class of 1899.

Israel S. Powell, A.B Prin., Ruston Academy

Amelia Roberson, A.B Teacher, Leland University

Betsey Haymond(Planving), A. B., Teacher, Point Coupee, La.

Normal Class of 1899.

Agnes Johnson , Morgan City, La.

Selena Joseph Teacher, Howe Institute

Odelia Wessondoff Teacher, McDonogh School, No. 24,

New Orleans, La.

Mary R. Scott, Teacher Trenton, La.

Eliza Castillo (Ross), Teacher NewT Iberia, La.

Benjamin B. Wright, Printer New Orleans, La.

Normal Class of 1900.

Philomene Joseph, Teacher Pelican, La.

Alexander H. Williams New Orleans, La.

College Class of 1901.

Joseph S. Clarke, A.B Prin., Baton Rouge Academy

James D. Stewart, A. B., Teacher Gibsland Academy

Normal Class of 1901.

Elizabeth E. Baker, Teacher New Orleans, La.

Joabb Kyzer NewT Orleans, La.

Cleonise E. P}mchon New Orleans, La.

Adele J. Stewart, Teacher New Orleans, La.

Rosabella Hope Leland University

Madison J. Foster Leland University

The list of Graduates and Matriculates is unfortunately
incomplete. This list was prepared by A. C. Priestley, A.M.,
Principal of McDonogh School No. 24, New Orleans, La.,
to whom corrections and additions are requested to be sent.

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CATALOGUE

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THIRTY-THIRD YEAR.

1902-1903.

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CATALOGUE

LELAND UNIVERSITY

THIRTY-THIRD YEAR.

1903-1903.

NEW ORLEANS, LA.

Published bt the University.

1903.

NEW ORLEANS I

H. C. Thomason, Printer.
1003.

OFFICERS OF THE BOARD.

JOHN HUMPSTONE, D.D President

291 Ryerson Street, Brooklyn, N. Y.

Rev. JOHN MARKS Vice-President

930 Felicity Street, New Orleans.

Rev. C. V. EDWARDS Secretary

1420 Harmony Street, New Orleans.

CHARLES FRAZIER, Esq Treasurer

93 Nassau Street, New York.

EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE.

Pres. R. W. Perkins, Ph.D., Chairman.
Hon. Don A. Pardee, Hon. T. J. Woodward,

Rev. John Marks, A. T. Terry, Esq.,

Rev. C. V. Edwards, Prof. L. W. Wilkinson

FINANCE COMMITTEE.

John Humpstone, D.D., Chairman.
C. M. Pratt, Esq., C. E. Dingee, Esq.,

W. M. Hastings, Esq., E. E. Chivers, D.D.,

W. C. P. Rhoades, D.D., Charles Frazier, Esq.,

Louis W. Slocum, Esq., Hiram Hutchins, D.D.

THE BOARD OF TRUSTEES.

Class I— Term Expires 1904.

E. E. Chivers, D.D Brooklyn, N. Y.

Charles E. Dingee, Esq Brooklyn, N. Y.

Rev. C. V. Edwards New Orleans, La.

William Howe, Esq New York City.

Rev. J. B. Livingston New Iberia, La.

Pres. R. W. Perkins, Ph.D New Orleans, La.

Charles M. Pratt, Esq Brooklyn. N. Y.

Rev. J. F. Purser Opelika, Ala.

Rev. James Roberson barrow, La.

Class II— Term Expires 1905.

Hon. Geo. S. Dodds New Orleans, La.

Charles Frazier, Esq Brooklyn, N. Y.

Hiram Hutchins, D.D Brooklyn, N. Y.

Hon. Don. A. Pardee New Orleans, La.

W. C. P. Rhoades, D.D Brooklyn, N. Y.

Rev. C. L. Roberts Cheneyville, La.

Louis W. Slocum, Esq New York City.

A. T. Terry, Esq New Orleans, La.

Prof. Levi W. Wilkinson, M.Sc New Orleans, La.

Class III— Term Expires 1906.

Hon. Joseph A. Breaux New Orleans, La.

Rev. H. C. Cotton Belle Alliance, La.

Wm. M. Hastings, Esq Brooklyn, N. Y.

John Humpstone, D.D Brooklyn, N. Y.

John H. Ireland, Esq Brooklyn, N. Y.

Rev. John Marks New Orleans, La.

J. S. Dickerson, Esq Chicago, 111.

C. Alex. Nelson, Esq New York City.

Hon. T. J. Woodward New Orleans, La.

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FACULTY AND INSTRUCTORS.

R. W. Perkins, M. A., Ph.D., President,

Philosophy and Education.

George H. Felton, M.A., M.D.,

Natural Science and Mathematics.

Mrs. Marcia Savage Mitchell,

Latin and English.

Rev. Alfred A. Newhall, M.A.,

Biblical Instruction.

Mrs. R. W. Perkins,

History and Pedagogy.

Fred. C. Gaskill, B.A.,

English and Greek.

Walton K. Brainerd, B.S.,

Agriculture and Mathematics.

Amelia Roberson, B.A.,

English Branches.

Myrtie Shively,

Music.

Joseph P. Philips, M.A., D.D.,

Biblical Instruction and Ethics.

Emerson C. Rose,

Manual Training.

Adam Joseph Lagarde, B.A.,

Assistant in Manual Training.

Rosabella Hopes,

Instructor in English Branches.

Samuel Paul Nelson,

Instructor in English Branches.

Madison J. Foster,

Instructor in English Branches.

Gilbert S. Perez,
Instructor in English Branches.

Mrs. H. B. Green,

Domestic Department.

Mrs. George H. Felton,

Librarian.

LELAND UNIVERSITY, 1902-1903.

Jonas Henderson, M.A., Principal,
Howe Institute, New Iberia.

Selena Joseph,
Assistant.

Frances Lockett,

Assistant.

Mrs. R. J. Henderson,

Assistant.

Anderson Cheatham, B.A., Principal,
Leland Academy, Donaldsonville.

Assistant.
William M. Pruitt, B.S., Principal,

Monroe Academy, Monroe.

Mrs. W. M. Pruitt, B.A.,

Assistant.

Mrs. Mary Ann Cook,
Assistant.

Israel S. Powell, B.A., Principal,

Ruston Institute, Ruston.

Rev. Jas. L. Crossley, B.A.,

Assistant.

Cleonise A. Pyncheon,

Assistant.

Warner R. Wright, Principal,

Central Louisiana Academy, Alexandria.

Edna Clanton,

Assistant.

Mary J. Porter,

Assistant.

LELAND UNIVERSITY, 1902-1903.

Moses Bordelon, Principal,
Opelousas High School, Opelousas.

J. S. Wilson,

Assistant.

William G. Thomas, Principal,
Cheneyville Academy, Cheneyville.

Nellie V. Landry,

Assistant.

Eugenia Charlotte Gainey,

Assistant.

Rachel P. Wheeler,

Assistant.

W. 0. Boston, Principal,
Bunkie Academy, Bunkie.

Mrs. W. H. Ennis,

Assistant.

Mrs. M. E. Boston,

Assistant.

Prof. D. F. Ross, M.A., LL.B., Principal

Houma Academy, Houma.

Mrs D. F. Ross,

Assistant.

PLAN AND PURPOSE OF THE UNIVERSITY.

Leland University was incorporated in 1870 under the
provisions of the Act of the Legislature of Louisiana, which
reads :

It is open to all persons who are fitted to enjoy its ad-
vantages, without distinction of race or religious opinions.

The University owes its existence to the late Holbrook
Chamberlain, Esq., of Brooklyn, N. Y., who purchased the
ground in 1869, erected the buildings, assisted its manage-
ment, and at his death left the bulk of his property, about
$100,000, as an endowment fund, the interest of which goes
to the payment of teachers.

During the summer of 1899 a gift of $25,000 for addi-
tional endowment was made by Chas. M. Pratt, Esq., of
Brooklyn, N. Y.

LOCATION.

LELAND UNIVERSITY, 1902-1903. 11

Chamberlain Hall is also of brick, 100 by 50 feet, three
stories above the basement, in which are the rooms of the
preceptress and lady teachers and the young lady pupils ;
also music rooms, dining room and laundry. The grounds
comprise four entire squares, or ten acres.

The Manual Training Shop is a frame building, fitted out
with fairly good equipment of hand-tools and a number of
foot-power machines.

ORGANIZATION.

The University comprises the following Departments :

1. The College offers courses of study leading respect-
ively to the degrees in Arts, Philosophy and Science, and
is open to both sexes.

2. The College Preparatory is designed to fit students
for college.

3. The Normal Department is designed to fit students
for teaching and offers instruction in pedagogy and prac-
tice teaching.

4. The English Preparatory Department and Academies
fit students for the Normal School.

5. Instrumental Music is thoroughly taught. Fifty
lessons in Vocal Music, elementary principles and regular
class practice are given each year to all pupils.

6. The Manual Training Department comprises instruc-
tion in Carpentry, Agriculture and the Household Arts.

7. The Theological School offers two courses :

I. Full and regular Theological instruction for College
graduates and those of equivalent attainments ; and,

II. A Minister's course, carefully prepared for Pastors.

12 LELAND UNIVERSITY, 1902-1803.

COURSES OF STUDY.

Normal.

First Year. English, Arithmetic, History, Physical
Geography, Algebra, Physiology, Latin.

Second Year. English, Algebra, History, Botany,
Csesar.

Third Year. English, Physics, History, Civics, Chem-
istry, Pedagogy, Cicero.

Fourth Year. English, Virgil, Geometry, History,
Theory and Practice of Teaching, Ethics.

English High School.

Identical with Normal, omitting Ancient Languages.

College Preparatory.

First and Second Years. Identical with Normal.

Third Year. English, Latin, Greek, Physics, Civics.

Fourth Year. English, Latin, Greek, Geometry, Chem-
istry, Ethics.

To enter College the completion of the College Pre-
paratory or its equivalent is required.

College Course.

Freshman Year. Cicero, Homer, English, Algebra,
Solid Geometry, Trigonometry, History.

Sophomore Year. Latin, Greek, English Literature,
Analytical Geometry, Physics, Civil Government, New Tes-
tament Greek.

Junior Year. Latin or Greek, Rhetoric, Logic, Astron-
omy, Chemistry, History of Education.

Senior Year. Psychology, Ethics, Economics, Sociol-
ogy, Principles of Education, Theism.

Theological Department.

A Three Years' Course: in Old Testament and Related
Subjects ; in New Testament and Related Subjects ; in
Church History ; in Systematic Theology and Ethics ;. in
Practical Theology.

LELAND UNIVERSITY, 1902-1903. 13

The English Preparatory is a thorough Grammar
School Course ; reading, spelling, writing, drawing, gram-
mar, arithmetic, geography, nature study and United
States History. Great stress is placed upon a good com-
mand of English in speech and in composition, throughout
the grades. This course is required for entrance to the
Normal and College Preparatory. It is under the charge
of the Superintendent of the Teacher's Training Class.

The Teachers' Training Class is designed for Normal
Graduates who wish to fit themselves for grammar and
secondary work. Instruction is given in each branch by
the critic teachers. Students at present are required to
give at least one period a day in practice teaching under
the supervision of the superintendent of the department.
The course is open to college students and graduates. This
course was opened this year with twenty-seven students,
six from the college, and the others from the Normal.

The Manual Training is a careful and practical teaching
of the general principles in wood-working and in mechani-
cal drawing.

The General Principles in Agriculture are given, illus-
trated by cultivation of four acres of land and by a small
dairy.

Domestic Science is taught in theory and in practice.

Regular Church Service is conducted on Sunday Morn-
ing in the college chapel.

Special emphasis is made of Bible study under charge of
the Faculty. This year there was a volunteer class in spec-
ial studies in Greek Testament, under charge of the Pres-
ident. A course of lectures on the Gospel of Mark also
given by the President in chapel. The Principal and Pre-
ceptress of Normal School conduct evening chapel in their
respective halls. This year a course of studies entitled

14 LELAND UNIVERSITY, 1902-1903.

"Preparation for Christ," covering the Old Testament, was I
completed. Students maintain a regular Missionary So- I
ciety and also constitute a recognized branch of the National I
Society of Christian Endeavor.

There is a Literary Society, the "Philomathean," com-
posed of the young men and young women, which holds
weekly meetings for mutual improvement.

Mr. J. S. Dickerson, of the "Chicago Standard," offers a
prize for the best essay in the second year normal, for the
next five years. The topic to be chosen by the Professor
of English in charge.

The University has a Library and Reading Room which is
supplied with journals and periodicals. Additions were
made as follows : Miss S. Fanny Burns, 100 Hymnals for
Chapel service ; Mr. John S. Pierson, of New York City,
35 volumes on Missions; Mr. J. S. Dickerson, Editor of
the "Chicago Standard." SO volumes ; Mrs. M. S. Mitchell
and the President, a number each. Two good recent En-
cyclopedias were added. Mr. W. S. Burns, N. Y. and
Mrs. Mary Thomas gave money for the purchase of books.

Successful work requires that in addition to the com-
petent teacher the student should be provided with an
adequate text-book, and by questions, conversations, lect-
ures, experiments, assigned readings and observations,
reports on special topics, and according to the subject and
to the maturity of the student, be encouraged to the use
of a good reference library.

GENERAL RULES.

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LELAND UNIVERSITY, 1902-1903. 15

lation of a community of young people will permit. These
laws must be observed not only in their letter but in their
spirit. The atmosphere of the Institution is not that of
arbritary restraint but of reasonable conformity to reason-
able laws. The Institution does not wish to place its stamp or
bestow its honors upon anyone who is not willing to deport
himself as a gentleman. Each student is distinctly placed
upon his manhood, and if he abuses his privileges in con-
duct, study, or work, after reasonable caution, he must
withdraw from the Institution.

No student who is deficient in rhetorical or class-room
work in any term shall be eligible to the office of Man-
ager or Director in any student organization, or to be a
member of any exhibiting organization or of any contesting
athletic team during any subsequent term until such defi-
ciency is made up.

Only under exceptional circumstances will excuses be
granted to leave the Institution during term time. In
such cases the examination in the studies gone over by the
class during a student's absence will be specially searching
and a high degree of attainment will be required. The
work of the terra begins on the day of opening and con-
tinues uninterruptedly until the last day of the term.

Unexcused absences from recitations count as zero in
making up the monthly averages ; excused absences have
half the effect in lowering a student's standing; but a stu-
dent may, at the option of a professor, do supplementary
work to obviate the effect upon his standing of excused
absences.

Students are required to take up enough studies to keep
them, in the judgment of the President, sufficiently em-
ployed, but will not be allowed to take up more or other
than they can study with profit. In all cases quality of
work is esteemed of more importance than quantity.

16 LELAND UNIVERSITY, 1902-1903.

A student who has not completed his rhetorical work in
any term will not be permitted to enter upon any of the
work of the succeeding term until such deficiency is made up.

The duties of each day are opened with religious services
which all students are required to attend. All residing on the
campus are required to attend the stated religious services.

The President of the University will be in his office in
the Main Building at stated hours to confer with students
who may desire advice or assistance.

No student is allowed to leave the campus at any time
without permission.

No person will be dismissed from the Institution in good
standing who leaves it while under censure. Nor will any
student be graduated who has not discharged all his pecu-
niary obligations to the Institution.

L ELAND UNIVERSITY, 1902-1903. 17

EXPENSES.

All instructions, except in Instrumental Music, is free.

Board per month $12.00

Incidental Expenses, for day scholars, per month. . . 1.00

Instrumental Music, per month 3.00

Board and Tuition, in Auxiliaries, per month 8.00

A liberal discount will be made upon term bills when
paid in advance.

All students are required to perform daily one hour of
some form of manual labor under the direction of a teacher.

All monthly bills are due in advance.

No deductions for incidentals for less than half a month.

All bills due the University must be settled on or before
the first of the month.

No student is entitled to his place in his class until he
has made settlement with the office.

Rooms are furnished with bedstead, mattress, pillows,
quilts, chairs, tables, washstand, mirror, bowl and pitcher.

Students must provide themselves with sheets, pillow-
cases, towels, napkins, hair and tooth brushes. The young
women must be provided with waterproof, umbrella, over-
shoes, and dark underskirts. The wash-list of the articles
of plain regular wear will be furnished each student.
Elaborate white skirts, dresses, etc., will not be received in
the school laundry. The young men should provide them-
selves with suitable apparel for the work-hour, manual
training shop and agricultural work.

It is specially desired that the dress of pupils shall be
simple and inexpensive.

Students are held responsible for any damage to their
rooms or furniture, whether it be done when they are
present in the room or absent from it.

18 LELAND UNIVERSITY, 1902-1903.

TEXT BOOKS.

English Preparatory : Cvr's and Peabodv's Readers ;
Quincy Word List; Rawlins7 Arithmetics; Tarr and
McMurry's and Hinman's Geographies; Mother Tongue
Numbers One and Two ; Murche7s Science Readers I-VI ;
Prang's Drawing; Morris' United States History.

Normal Department: Mother Tongue Number Three ;
Botsford's Ancient History ; Adams' Medieval and Modern
History; Davis7 Physical Geography ; Rawlins' Algebra ;
Wentworth's Geometry; Gage's Physics ; Williams7 Chem-
istry; Williams7 and Fishers7 Elements of Theory and
Practice of Cookery ; Required College English Classics ;
Scudder's Beginner's Latin ; Any good text of Ceesar,
Cicero, and Virgil ; Dexter's and Garlick's Psychology in
School-room ; Davidson's Ethics.

Training Class : McMurry's General and Special Meth-
ods ; Quick and Laurie on Plistory of Education ; Landon,
Teaching and Management. Required reading : Schaeffer's
Thinking and Teaching to Think ; Butler, Meaning of
Education ; Eliot, Educational Reform.

College : Moody and Lovett's English Literature ;
Fiske's Civil Government ; Wentworth's Solid and Analvti-
cal Geometries ; Wells' University Algebra and Trigono-
metry ; Genung's Working Principles of Rhetoric ; Young's
Astronomy ; Bailey, Principles of Agriculture ; Physiology ;
Ely's Economics ; Minto's Logic ; Ladd's Psychology ; Seth's
Ethics ; Fairbanks Sociology.; Harris7 Psychological Foun-
dation of Education; Hibben7s Problems in Philosophy;
McCosh's First and Fundamental Truths; Flint's Theism.

Theology : The Books of the Bible in the order of their
relative importance, in English or the Originals ; A Har-
mony of the Gospels ; Stiner's Introduction to the Acts ;
Vedder's Church History ; Eaches' Doctrines and Ordi-

y &<n^^t ^*^<JtU^ 13^

LELAND UNIVERSITY, 1903-1903. 19

nances of the New Testament; Pendleton's Christian Doc-
trine.

II. Broadus on Preparation and Delivery of Sermons;
Newman's Church History ; Strong's Systematic Theology.
Sociology, Economics, Education and Philosophy, can be
taken in the College. Required reading: Andrew's Life
of Our Lord ; Uhlhorn, Conflict of Christianity with Heath-
enism ; Denny, The Death of Christ ; Brooks, Lectures on
Preaching; Wright, Practical Sociology.

The Books required in the M. A. Course will be fur-
nished upon consultation with the President.

AUXILIARY SCHOOLS.

In order to encourage the organization of local schools
for primary and grammar grade work, the University has
made provision for taking under its charge auxiliary
schools in the vicinity of New Orleans upon the following
conditions :

1. That a property fairly valued at $2,000 shall be pro-
vided by the trustees and kept in repair by them, with
taxes, insurance, and incidental expenses paid.

2. That the tuitions, to the amount at least of $1 per
month for each pupil, be reported and paid to the Uni-
versity before the 5th of each school month.

3. That the course of study prepared by the Leland
Faculty for use in preparatory schools, or "Leland Acad-
emies," be adopted by the school with such text-books as
are from time to time prescribed.

20 LELAND UNIVERSITY, 1902-1903.

5. Graduates of the school will be received into the reg-
ular normal classes of the University without examination.
The best scholar in each graduating class will receive from
the University a prize of $1 per month, deducted from his
first term bill, and the second best scholar will receive a
prize of 50 cents per month in the same year.

HOWE INSTITUTE.

The first auxiliary of Leland University was established
at New Iberia, La., in 1890, for preparatory and grammar-
school work.

At the head of this institution has been placed Prof.
Jonas Henderson, M.A., who filled the chair of History
and Mathematics in the University for nine years. His
ability as a teacher is well and widely known. Mrs.
Rebecca J. Henderson, a normal graduate of Leland Uni-
versity, is matron of the boarding department.

LELAND ACADEMY.

In November, 1892, the trustees of the Slater High
School at Donaldsonville, La., made application for accept-
ance as an auxiliary school, under the name of Leland
Academy, and it was accepted by our Board. Anderson
Cheatham, B.A., is the efficient principal.

MONROE ACADEMY.

LELAND UNIVERSITY, 1902-1903. 21

Professor Pruitt is highly esteemed as an able man
and a good teacher, and Mrs. Pruitt, of the class of 1898,
was the first college woman to receive the degree of B.A.
from Leland University.

RUSTON INSTITUTE.

In 1900 the Huston Normal and Academic Institute, at
Ruston, La., was accepted as an auxiliary school, according
to the conditions prescribed in the catalogue. Its prin-
cipal, Professor Powell, is a graduate of the College
Department of the University of the class of 1899. He is
an excellent scholar, an able and efficient teacher, and is
pushing the work of the school with energy and success.

OPELOUSAS HIGH SCHOOL.

In February, 1902, the Opelousas High School, under
the principalship of Moses Bordelon, graduate of the
Normal Department, formally made application to become
auxiliary to the University. The school is a new one and
bids fair to be useful.

CENTRAL LOUISIANA ACADEMY.

This well-known school has for some years been under
the charge of Professor W. R. Wright, graduate of the
Normal Department. The school has a large influence.
It became auxiliary in 1902.

CHENEYVILLE ACADEMY,

The Academy at Cheneyville for some time has been
sending well prepared students to the University. In
1902, under the principalship of Professor William G.
Thomas, graduate of the Normal Department, it became
auxiliary according to the prescribed conditions. This
School is very well equipped.

22 LELAND UNIVERSITY, 1902-1903.

BUNKIE ACADEMY

Has a good location. Under the Principalship of Professor
W. 0. Boston, one of our Normal Graduates, it has twice
enlarged, and is still cramped for room. It became auxiliary
this year. We have received a number of excellent young
people, well prepared, from this School.

HOUMA ACADEMY.

The Fifth District Association established the Houma
Academy. The building is in good condition. The Prin-
cipal, D. F. Ross, M.A., LL.B., is doing very good service.
The School has a good field ; it became auxiliary this year.

SUMMARY.

College Graduates 12

Under Graduates 7

Theological Department 4

Ministers' Class 29

Teachers' Training Department 27

Normal and College Preparatory 105

English Preparatory 149

Duplicates 37— 296

Howe Institute 150

Leland Academy 67

Monroe Academy 167

Huston Academy , 192

Alexandria Academy 183

Cheneyville Academy 229

Opelousas High School 102

Bunkie Academy 183

Houma Academy 102

Total 1671

LELAND UNIVERSITY, 1902-1903. 23

OTHER ACADEMICAL SCHOOLS.

Other schools of similar grade in the State, whose prin-
cipals are graduates of the Normal Department of the
University, report the following enrollment for the year :

Baton Rouge, Joseph S. Clarke, B.A., Principal 220

Shreveport, Rev. William Hicks, B. A. /Principal 241

Belle Alliance, Miss Philomene Joseph, Principal 97

558
In addition to these there are, under the Baptist State

Convention, and the Associations, supported by the Baptists

of the State, schools at Gibsland, Homer and Mansfield with

605 students.

There are also a number of private schools supported by

individual Baptist Churches in the State.

NOTES.

The college year begins on Wednesday, Sept. 30, 1903.
and closes Wednesday, May 11, 1904.

All communications and all checks or money orders
should be made to the President of the University.

To reach the University take a St. Charles Avenue Belt
car, getting off at Audubon Street, on St. Charles Avenue.
The street number is, Leland University, 7013 St. Charles
Avenue, New Orleans, La.

THE COLLEGE.

R. W. Perkins, M.A., Ph.D., President,
Philosophy and Education.

Geo. H. Felton, M.A., M.D.,

Mathematics and Science.

Mrs. Marcia Savage Mitchell,

Latin and English.

Mrs. R. W. Perkins,

History and Pedagogy.

Fred. C. Gaskill, B.A.,

English and Greek.

Walton K. Brainerd, B.S.,

Agriculture and Mathematics.

Joseph P. Phillips, M.A., D.D.,

English Literature.

Emerson C. Rose,

Manual Training.

Myrtie SlIIVELY,
Music.

NAMES OF STUDENTS.

Graduate Students.

Alexander H. Brown, B.A., M.D New Orleans

Joseph S. Clarke, B.A Baton Rouge

Charles S. Collins, B.A Houma

Israel S. Powell, B.A Ruston

William M. Pruitt, B.S Monroe

Amelia Roberson, B.A New Orleans

LELAND UNIVERSITY, 1902-1903. 25

James D. Stewart, B.A Gibsland

E. Leonidas Mellon, B.A Paris, Tex.

Jas. L. Crossley, B.A Ruston

Anderson Cheatham, B.A Donaldsonville

Adam Joseph Lagarde, B.A Lafourche Crossing

William Hicks, B.A Shreveporfc

COLLEGE.
Junior Class.

Francis P. Jackson Patterson

Sophomore Class.

Samuel Paul Nelson Allentown

James Madison Foster New Iberia

Mary Lillie Rosabella Hopes Albemarle

Freshman Class.

Eleanora Victorine Kyzer New Orleans

Angie Florence Lewis .New Orleans

Gilbert Somers Perez New Orleans

THEOLOGICAL DEPARTMENT.

R. W. Perkins, M.A., Ph.D.,

Church History and Theology.

Rev. Alfred A. Newhall, M.A.,
Biblical Interpretation and Homiletics.

Jos. P. Philips, M.A., D.D.,
New Testament Exegesis.

Junior Class.

Charles Sebastian Collins, B.A Houma

Jas. L. Crossley, B.A Ruston

Williams Hicks, B.A Shreveport

Adam Joseph Lagarde, B.A Lafourche Crossing

26 LELAND UNIVERSITY, 1902-1903.

Ministers' Class.

Rev. Jackson Acox New Orleans

Rev. John W. Adams . Donaldson ville

Rev. Edward Luke Brown New Orleans

Rev. Thomas Columbus New Orleans

Rev. Richard Henry Clay Algiers

Rev. Christopher Dixon Gretna

Rev. Jack Ellis St. James

Rev. John Henry Flemings Algiers

Rev. Moses Stroter Gordon Algiers

Rev. Frank Benjamin Houston New Orleans

Rev. David Daniel Lawson New Orleans

Rev. Joseph Arthur Lawson New Orleans

Rev. Arthur Pearl Orlage New Orleans

Rev. Charles Milburn New Orleans

Henry James Pearl New Orleans

Isaac Play wood Perkins Port Hudson

Marlborough Lawrence Pierce New Orleans

Rev. Samuel Elijah Piercy New Orleans

Rev. Gloster Clanton Rounds Gretna

Rev. Napoleon Ruffin Algiers

Rev. Oncy Funston Smith Fairmount

Rev. Joseph Talbot New Orleans

Arthur Valentine .New Orleans

Rev. George Washington Tony .New Orleans

*Rev. John Wesley Watkins

Rev. John Walter Wiggins New Orleans

Rev. Isaiah Wilkerson New Orleans

Special.

William MacPherson New Orleans

Benjamin Baley Rickson Algiers

^Deceased.

L ELAND UNIVERSITY, 1902-1903,

TEACHERS' TRAINING CLASS.

R. W. Perkins, M.A., Ph.D., President,

Principles of Education.

Mrs. R. W. Perkins, Superintendent,

Theory and Practice Teaching.

Fred. C. Gaskill, B.A.,

Critic Teacher.

Maris Burcher,

Critic Teacher.

Amelia Roberson, B.A.,

Critic Teacher.

Walter Roy Alston,
Bessie May Bonner,
James Arthur Burr,
Reuben U. Clark,
Henrietta B. Dunn,
Bertha Finnie,
Emily B. Flowers,
Madison J. Foster,
Hettie B. Gardner,
Aaron W. Hall,
Edward Hall,
Josinia Henderson,
Rosabella Hopes,
Eleanora Kvzer,

Angie F. Lewis,
Charles A. Martin,
Edworder Norris,
Lillie R. Norris,
John W. Nelson,
Samuel P. Nelson,
Joseph Nicholas,
Nannie Outtz,
Gilbert S. Perez,
Gertrude Sercey,
Walter G. Sneed,
Mary J. Winter,
Albert L. Yates.

28 LELAND UNIVERSITY, 1902-1903.

COLLEGE PREPARATORY, NORMAL AND ENGLISH
PREPARATORY DEPARTMENTS.

R. W. Perkins, M.A., Ph.D., President,
Philosophy and Education.

George H. Felton, M.A., M.D, Principal,
Mathematics, Science and Vocal Music.

Mrs. Marcia Savage Mitchell, Preceptress,
Latin and English.

Mrs. R. W. Perkins,

History and Pedagogy.

Fred. C. Gaskill, B.A.,
Greek and English Branches.

Walton K. Brainerd, B.S.,

Agriculture and Mathematics.

Maris Burcher,

English Branches.

Amelia Roberson, B.A.,
English Branches.

Joseph P. Philips, M.A., D.D.,

Ethics.

Myrtie Shively,
Vocal and Instrumental Music.

Emerson C. Rose, J

Manual Training.

Adam Joseph Lagarde, B.A.,

Assistant in Manual Training.

Rosabella Hopes,

Instructor in English Branches.

Samuel Paul Nelson, I

Instructor in English Branches.

Madison James Foster,

Instructor in English Branches.

Gilbert Somers Perez,

Instructor in English Branches,

LELAND UNIVERSITY, 1902-1903. 29

NORMAL DEPARTMENT.
Fourth Year.

Walter Roy Alston New Orleans

Bessie May Bonner. New Orleans

Fanny Ellen Carroll West Monroe

Bertha Lancaster Marguerite Finnie New Orleans

Emily Birdie Flowers New Orleans

Gertrude Corona Flowers New Orleans

James Monroe Frazier Gibsland

Hettie Beatrice Gardner Monroe

Ada Hall Fairmount

Charles Alonzo Martin Lecompte

Joseph Nicholas Smoke Bend

Lillie Rebecca Norris Cheney ville

Gertrude Sercey New Orleans

Mary Jane Winter New Orleans

Ottie Alberta Wright New Orleans

Albert Leonidas Yates Clarksdale, Miss.

John Bartholomew Yates Clarksdale, Miss.

Third Year.

James Bettis New Orleans

Retta Estella Brooks New Orleans

Isabella Brown New Orleans

James Arthur Matthew Burr : . . . .Lake Charles

Maggie Cheatham Tallien

Julia Eva Dejean Elba

Henrietta Brownlow Dunn Monroe

Moses Stroter Gordon Algiers

Hannah Hagans New Orleans

Aaron Hall Fairmount

Edward Hall Fairmount

Josinia Ellen Henderson New Iberia

Frank Benjamin Houston New Orleans

30 LELAND UNIVERSITF, 1902-1903.

Hattie Edith Hurley New Orleans

Victoria Elizabeth James New Orleans

Roberta Ann Johnson New Orleans

Louisa Isabella Kyzer 'New Orleans

Rosanna Lucile Moore Belle Alliance

Joseph Walter Nelson St. James

Nannie Beatrice Outtz Monroe

Walter George Sneed Donaldsonville

William Walter Solete Donaldsonville

Selena Helen Washington New Orleans

Second Year.

Enos Wilkins Brown Thibodeaux

Charles Henry Bruens New Orleans

Florence Burnette Corner View

Ellen Louise Carter Bourge

Philip Leroy Cason Alexandria

Reuben Ulysses Clark Lecompte

Celina Cutno Darrow

Christina Antoinette Duconge „ . New Orleans

Julia Featherstone New Orleans

Mildred Olivia Hamilton Monroe

Lewis Henderson Harris Simsport

Hamilton Major Holmes Marksville

Joseph Harry James Evergreen

Lillian James ■ New Orleans

Ruth Jarvis New Orleans

Benjamin Holbrook Kyzer New Orleans

Paul Arthur Landix Belle Alliance

Edworder Lillian Norris , Wood worth

Maud Bethinia Peyton New Orleans

James Lincoln Randall Alexandria

Eli Thompson, Jr Natchitoches

Anderson Warren Vandyke Bunkie

Chrystal Owens Vandyke Bunkie

LELAND UNIVERSITY, 1902-1903. 31

First Year.

Evangeline Alston New Orleans

Theresa Anderson New Orleans

Agnes Barkley New Orleans

Leontine Viola Bartholomew New Orleans

Carolina Bell New Orleans

Amelia Bettis New Orleans

Richard Henry Clay. . . New Orleans

Apollonia Ellen Cole Bunkie

Thomas Columbus, Jr New Orleans

Ezerina Curtis . New Orleans

Evelyn Savinia Davis New Orleans

Ida Mattie Frank ■ Belle Alliance

Sarah Gordon New Orleans

Beatrice Anita Gotlieb ; Dallas, Tex.

Virginia Green New Orleans

King Emanuel Hall , Moreland

William Bradderson Henderson Washington

Carrie Bryant Hubbs New Orleans

Cora Lottie Johnson New Orleans

Corinne Beatrice Joseph New Orleans

Marietta Ohio Knox. New Orleans

Florida Lagarde Lafourche Crossing

David Daniel Lawson New Orleans

Viola May Lawson New Orleans

Laura May Madiner New Orleans

Minnie Ada Peyton New Orleans

Samuel Elijah Piercy New Orleans

John Sherwin Prescott Opelousas

Arlie Albertine Priestley New Orleans

Mary Reed New Orleans

Lillie Arthesta Roberts Cheney ville

Ruth Malinda Robinson New Iberia

32 LELAND UNIVERSITY, 1902-1803.

Columbus Smith Fairmount

Dempsey Smith Fairmount

Mamie Ethel Smith Lake Charles

Shepard Smith Algiers

James Ernest Sykes Fairmount

James Ward New Orleans

Florence Anna Washington Ruston

John Walter Wiggins Houston, Tex.

Katy Evalina Wright New Orleans

English Preparatory Department.

Matthew Alexander New Orleans

Katie Alfred New Orleans

Octavia Adams Odensburg

Viola Anderson New Orleans

Laura Ates New Orleans

Octavia Banks New Orleans

Joseph Bartholomew New Orleans

Amy Berge New Orleans

Harriet Bird West Baton Rouge

Mary Blissett New Orleans

Henry Benjamin Brittain, Jr New Orleans

Louise Brittain New Orleans

Frank Henry Milton Brooks New Orleans

Fred. Brooks New Orleans

Agnes M. Brown New Orleans

Bertha Brown New Orleans

Edward Brown New Orleans

Milton Bruens New Orleans

Josephine Brunette Algiers

Lennar Br}\ant New Orleans

Hollice Bryant New Orleans

Joseph Brunette New Orleans

Cerelia Burrell New Orleans

LELAND UNIVERSITY, 1902-1903. S3

Ethel Butler New Orleans

H. Traver Butler Arneauville

Wheelock Campfield New Orleans

Rosaline Carey White Castle

America Chapman New Orleans

Harriet Chapman New Orleans

Lillie Citizen St. John Parish

Elizabeth Clark New Orleans

Eugene Clark New Orleans

Spencer W. Clemons Magenta

Martha Coleman Lake Charles

Rosa Courtney Tallien

Saunders Craig New Orleans

Leila Eliza Dale New Orleans

Amy Davis New Orleans

John Denoria New Orleans

David Dent New Orleans

Dennis Deveneaux New Orleans

George Arthur Dorsey New Orleans

Mattie Emery New Orleans

Olethia Fernandez Belle Alliance

Henry Flowers New Orleans

Mary Ford New Orleans

Gussie Foreman Lake Charles

George Charles Francis New Orleans

Ophelia Gertrude Francis New Orleans

Esther Gallagher New Orleans

Jessie Gallagher New Orleans

Margaret Louise Givens New Orleans

Georgiana Viletta Gould New Orleans

Ceolya Grandison New Orleans

Ophelia Green Algiers

Edith Gross New Orleans

34 LELAND UNIVERSITY 1902-1903.

Mat tie Hawkins Lake Charles

Cora Henderson New Orleans

Fannie Hubbs New Orleans

Eva Hutchison New Orleans

Louisiana Jackson New Orleans

Samuel Jackson . . , New Orleans

Thomas Jackson New Orleans

Woodford Jackson New Orleans

Clarence Johnson New Orleans

Louisa Johnson New Orleans

Lulu Johnson New Orleans

Valeria Johnson New Orleans

Carrie Jones New Orleans

Clarence Jones New Orleans

Irene Jones New Orleans

William Ellis Jones New Orleans

Aunie Joseph New Orleans

Benjamin Joseph New Orleans

Octavia Joseph New Orleans

Ferdinand Justilian New Orleans

Nancy King New Orleans

Pauline King New Orleans

John Lambert New Orleans

Fanny Lawson Algiers

Pearl Lawson New Orleans

Clarence LeBoueff . . .New Orleans

Gustave Lee New- Orleans

Roumald Lee New Orleans

Lena LeFort New Orleans

Henry Lewis Oliviar

Lilian B. Lewis Lutcher

Susie Lewis New Orleans

Sarah Lindore New Orleans

L ELAND UNIVERSITY, 1902-1903. 35

Daisy Lloyd New Orleans

Felix Marquez New Orleans

Henry Matthews New Orleans

Josephine Matthews New Orleans

Elizabeth Maxson New Orleans

Lucy McDonald New Orleans

Josephine McGraw New Orleans

David Miller Luletree

Edward Mitchell New Orleans

Bertha Moore New Orleans

Nancy Moore New Orleans

Mary Myers New Orleans

Lehman Noble New Orleans

Ruth Catherine Norris New Orleans

William M. Peoples Pilliam, Ga.

Leila Perkin Jefferson Parish

Violet Peterson New Orleans

John Pierce New Orleans

Annie Pitman Monroe

Benjamin Pool New Orleans

Ophelia Porter New Orleans

Millie Randall New Orleans

Ethel Ross New Orleans

Cornelia Sands Lockport

Victoria Sargent New Orleans

Julia Sawyer New Orleans

I. H. Simms Gibson

Florence Smith New Orleans

Rebecca Smith New Orleans

Ida Starks New Orleans

Samuel Stemley Lower Algiers

Alma Storey New Orleans

Arthur Storev New Orleans

36 LtiLAND tftflVfiRSITF, 1902-1903.

Clara Toddy . , New Orleans?

Clara Thomas , New Orleans

Henrietta Thomas . . New Orleans

Mary Verret , St. Bernard

Marcus Vining New Orleans

Maud Vining. New Orleans

Frank Walker , New Orleans

Julia Walker Odensburg

Vicey Wallace New Orleans

James Washington Bunkie

Mary Wells New Orleans

Journey William White . Morgan City

Samuel White , New Orleans

WTillie Harrison White. New Orleans

Alma Williams. . ........... New Orleans

Bessie Williams . . . New Orleans

Chrispin Williams, ...,...,.., New Orleans

Percy Williams .New Orleans

Stella Williams ..................... New Orleans

Stephen Williams New Orleans

Andrew Willis . , , ■ . New Orleans

Leona Willmore .................... New Orleans

Kuth Wilson , Morgan City

Albert Workman . New Orleans

Charles Workman New Orleans

Abbie Young , , New Orleans

Anna V. Young Baton Rouge

Jethro Young. New Orleans

HOWE INSTITUTE,
New Iberia, La.

Clara Abrams
Mary Agobert
Henry Agobert
Daisy Alexander
Emma Anderson
Eliza Anderson
Agnes John Baptiste
Sylvina Barker
Louretta Barker
Virginia Becnel
Beatrice Becnel
John Boston Bell
Mathew Bowles
Alva H. Breeler
Charles Brown
Grant Brown
Thomas Brousard
Edward Burr
Lena Burr
Mary Bush
James Carpenter
Emily Carpenter
Anna Castillo
Bessie Castillo
Herbert Chagois
Joseph Coleman
Fabiola Commeaux
Mary Cooper
Victoria Cooper

Beulah Cooper
John W. Cooper
Lamare Daigre
Thimothy B. Davis
Langston Davis
Gussie Davis
Mary Day
Augustus Denton
Gus Denton
Cora Dreden
Ada Douglas
Abraham Dyer
Serina Feast
Gustave Fontenette
Annette Fontenette
Ether B. Fowlkes
Jennette Fowlkes
Pearly Gash
Porter Gardner
August Gerac
Edward Gerac
Wilkie Gerac
Nettie Giles
Julia Giles
James Gillard
Phcebe Glascoe
Nehemiah Goode
Henry Green
Charles Green

LELAND UNIVERSITY, 1902-1903.

Pinkie Gullet

Claud Harris

Naomi V. Henderson

Fletcher Marsh Henderson

Cryspus A. Henderson

Mary Jane Holmes

Gunner Honore

Margrett Houston

Mary James

Bessie Johnson

Earlie Johnson

Sadie Johnson

Mary Johnson

Estella Jones

Irine Jones

Kinry Joseph

Alzena Junius

Amanda Keller

Niagra Keller

Eugene Key

Gertrude Landry

Marshall Larose

Elenese Larose

Urias Lawson

Ella Lee

Pearly Lee

Bertha Lewis

Lounette Livingston

Courtney Luckey

Julia Luckey

Anna Lunt

John Manson

Hyman Marshall

Joseph Martin
Lulu Merritt
John Miller
Aspasie Mitchell
Edward Montegue
Pearly Moore
Bulah Nicholas
Joseph C. Noah
Curly Nora
Jefferson Obee
Irma Olevier '
Corrilla Owen
Elva Ozenes
Benjamine Placide
Harriet Placide
Lydia Placide
Tilman Placide
Eugene Ratier
Orillian Raville
Everlena Randolph
Charles Rawls
John Quincy Redeaux
Clifton Reynaud
Willie Richardson
Mamie Robertson
Willie Robertson
Beatrice Rochon
Benjamin Sanders
Cora Scott
Mury Senegal
Abraham Simon
Alcicle Simon
Paul Simon

LELAND UNIVERSITY, 1902-1903.

William Simon
Booth Bell Smart
Alverta Smith
James Smith
Samuel Smith
Louisa Solomon
Bertha Springfield
Arthur Stansbury
Clarence Stansbury
Willie Thacher
Benjamine Thomas
Cecelia Telephore
Amy Valountine
Collins Walker

Celestine Warrick
Daisy Warrick
Celemar Warrick
Margaret Washington
Philomine Welcome
Virginia Wesley
Bertha Wrhite
Robert Wilkins
Eliza Willery
Bertha Williams
Clem Williams
John Sherman Wyche
Beatrice Zeno

LELAND ACADEMY,
Donaldsonville, La.

Sophia Adams
Harry Andrew
Edward Alexander
Gustave Anocentalli
Silvy Anocentalli
Kelly Anocentalli
Lelia Babin
Louida Banks
Viola Brown
Breckenridge Condor
Lavinia Clayborne
Nellie Caldwell
Edmonia Foster

Philip Francois
Victoria Grant
Edward Gipson
Percy Gipson
Victoria Gathrite
Edward Hargins
Carrie Hart
Augustus Holland
Lawrence Hanynes
Richard Haynes
Harrison Honer
Maggie Jones
Maggie Johnson

LELAND UNIVERSITY 1902-1903.

Clarence Johnson
Willie Kelson
Rachel Lone
Matthew Leftwic
Willie LeBlanch
Douglas Moxley
Albert Merritt
Pierre Manuel
Earl Nelson
Bentley Nolan
Eva Osibin
Emma Osibin
Maria Osibin
Aries Osibin
Walter B. Osibin
Henrietta Penn
Lawrence Queen
Valena Riley
Leonard Riley
Walter Robertson

Edwin Robertson
Alfred Riley
Ellen Riley
Priscilla Simpson
Virginia Smith
Walter Smith
> Albertha Smith
David Summers
Lillian Summers
Melvina Tyler
Randolph Thomas
Frank Walker
Thomas Woods
Frederic Weoden
Mona Weoden
Campbell Ware
Florence Woodfox
George Wilson
Millie Wilson

NORTH LOUISIANA INDUSTRIAL HIGH SCHOOL,
Monroe, La.

James Amon
Willie Akins
Beulah Akins
Ellie Armstid
James Abraham
Samuel Burton
Evile Brandon
Samuel Bailey

Laura Brandon
Randolph Bowers
Lucy Bosley
Henry Bynum
Beatrice Brown
Bridget Brown
Joe Richmond Burton
Alice Butler

LELAND UNIVERSITY, 1902-1903.

James Andrew Brice

Bennie Brice

Nancy Cook

Daisy Cheatham

Allie Craft

William Colbert

Emma Colbert

Ellen Colbert

Kate Cam:

Ella Cann

Robert Cann

Josephine Cann

Julia Cann

Robert Cohert

Brownlow Cheatham

Luberta Charleston

Cyrus Darrington

Leonidas Dunn

Stonewall Jackson Dillarrf

George Duncan

Mattie Davis

Fanny Dunn

Lawson Duncan

Aaron Duffy

John Duffy

Viola Duffy

Clarence Edwards

Stella Evans

Bertha Florence

Alice Fields

Inis Fitch

Carrie Flood

Isaiah Faulkner

Isabella Ford
Pearly Forbs
William Green
Hobert Green
George Green
Rosena Green
Lewis Green
Minnie Griggs
Tillman Green
Julia Gardner
Lillie Gardner
Carrie Harris
Alberta Harris
Thomas Hays
David Hodge
Cornelia Hamilton
Aurelle Hilton
Willie Hunter
Rachina Hunter
Simons Hamilton
Dellie Harris
Nettie L. Harris
Ida Harris
Frederick Harris
John Hardt
Evans Harris
Lillie Hutchinson
Frank Hall
Mattie Harris
Olivia Jimerson
Leila Johnson
Ollie Jackson
Aaron Jackson

LELAND UNIVERSITY, 1902-1903.

Loretta Jenkins
Lizzie Jackson
Zilfly Jenkins
Hardy Jenkins
Willie Jenkins
Myrtle Jenkins
Celess Jenkins
Alberta Jackson
Bessie Johnson
Alice Jones
Willie Jones
Nettie Jones
Lucinda E. Jones
Benjamin Jones
Jensy Johnson
Gussie Levy
Arthur Long
Tena Long
Lucius Long
Addilee Lewis
Irene Mickens
Frances H. Mitchell
Sebastian Mitchell
Harrison Mitchell
Ella Muse
James Mitchell
Herbert Manyweathers
Hettie Mitchell
Elijah Mays
Ellen Nicholson
Rosa Nelson
Thomas Newton
Harris Nelson

Lacy Nelson

Addilee Nelson

Mittie Nicholson

Minnie Nicholson

Gillie Nicholson

Minnie Pittman

Willie Belle Patterson

Mamie Pittman

Jenny Petty

Lemie Pittman

Savannah Richardson

George Rogers

Abbey Reece

Lillie Reece

Wellie Russell

Curtis Robinson

Charley Robinson

Roberta Russell

Willie Frederick Sherman

Caroline Sherman

Hattie Spencer

Irene Smith

Pinkie Sims

James Steward

Archie Steward

James Spencer

Gabriel Smith

Emit Steward

Leila Smith

Birda Smith

William McKinley Smith

Lulu Saucer

Mary Lee Scales

LELAND UNIVERSITY, 1902-1903.

Jessie Scales

George Smith

Donna R. Swim

Mary Magdalene Sketter

Lillie Smith

Malinda Sharper

Loretta Thomas

Charley Tyler

Isaiah Turner

John Thompson

Irie Vickus
Lulu Williams
Milus Wesley
Bertha Wilson
Leila Williams
Blanche Walker
Jennie M. Willis
Robert Wynn
Jesse Warren

RUSTON ACADEMY,
Ruston, La.

Liddie Allen
Charley Allen
Cleveland Ashley
Jeneva Aubrittian
Maria Bedford
Willie Bedford
Allen Bedford
Eston Bedford
Rosa Benn
Mary Bird
Louis Bonner
Celia Bowden
Helen Bewden
Katie Bowles
Anna Bradford
Cora Bardford
John H. Bradford
Minnie Brown

Emma Brown

(Rev.) Doc M. Brown

(Mrs.) Laura Brown

Minnie Brewster

Rommy Brewster

Cub Brewster

Emma Burden

Cumire Burks

Ollie Bussy

Anna Cary

James W. Cassey

Henry L. Caver

(Rev.) William A. Chape!

Lovy Christopher

Johny Cole

Tennessee Conwell

Bertie Cooper

Benny Cooper

LELAND UNIVERSITY, 1902-1903.

Lenora Cooper
Ada Creer
Ada Davis
Murden Davis
Savannah Deane
(Rev.) G. B.Delly
Aimer Dias
Ora Dixon
Isom Dismuke
Cleveland Dunbar
Delia Dunbar
Napoleon Dunbar
Wash Dykes
Effie Elerson
Mattie Evans
Edith Franklin
Frank C. Gabe
Hettie Garr
Pealie Gilmore
Lizzie Givens
Mattie D. Gray
Ida Gray
Hencly Gray
Sarah Gray
Carrie Griffin
Willie Garr
Hart Hanspard
Ada Hammock
Jennie Harris
Simon Harris
Willie Harris
Charley Harvey
Anna Eva Harvey

James W. Harvey
Mattie Lee Harvey
Lucy Ellen Harvey
John E. Harvey
Kesiah Hawkins
(Rev.) Albert Henry
Ethel Henry
Jethro Henry
Eva Holman
Charles Hubard
James Jackson
Jemima Jackson
John Jackson
Jossie Jackson
Fanny B. Jackson
Benny Jackson
Grady Jackson
Charlotte Jackson
Willie Jackson
Elsie Jackson
Pinkey Jackson
Lillian Jackson
Willie R. Johnson
Agnes Jones
Essie Jones
Jessie Jones
Avor King
Todie King
Bennie King
Cumire King
Lula Laury
Eva Lawson
Oneada Lawson

LELAND UNIVERSITY, 1902-1003.

Columbus Lawson
Leola Lawser
Lizzie A. Lewis
Helen Lewis
Elvie Lewis
Tennessee Lewis
Jedina Lewis
Andrew Martin
Ezekiel Martin
Mary Martin
Bonnie Mason
Stella Mason
Lubertha Mathews
Arthur McCarty
Zula McCarty
Eula McCaully
Lulu Millner
Arby Mitchell
Joseph Mitchell
Mate Mayfield
Emma Mayfield
Pearlie Mayson
Fanny J. Margat
Myrtle E. Morgan
Anna Newton
Jordina Newton
Pummer Newt
Minnie Oliver
Laura Owens
Maud B. Pentecost
Mary Pentecost
John Pentecost
Francis Pentecost

Oscar Pentecost
Samuel Pentecost
Acy C. Peters
E. L. Phillip
Thebert O. Pierce
Linny A. Pierce
Robert Pierce
Lela Pierce
Dora Pierce
Effie Rabon
Clara Rasbery
Lily May Rasbery
Essie Scott

Thomas M. Shoulders
Mattie Simonton
Melvin Singleton
John Singleton
Minnie Singleton
Ruby Slaughter
Mary Sanders
Essie Sanders
Daisy Spencer
Minnie Spencer
Malinda Stephens
Willie Stephens
David W. Smith
Ella Smith
Bettie Smith
Mattie Smith
Willie Smith
Sydney Smith
Hettie Thompson
Mattie Thompson

LELAND UNIVERSITY, 1902-1903.

Willie Thompson
Farris Turner
(Mrs.) Eliza Ulmer
Pealie Wafer
01 lie Washington
Emma Wilkerson
Mammie Wilkerson
Mattie Wrilkerson
Roy Wilkerson
Mattie M. Williams
John H. Williams
Clinton Williams

Belle Wilson
Eli Wilson
Elmore Wilson
Sallie Wilson
Susie Wiltz
(Mrs.) Lucy Winbush
Delitha Woodard
Eliza Woodard
Mary Woods
Eulus Wright
Gertrude Wright
Isaac Woodard

CENTRAL LOUISIANA ACADEMY,
Alexandria, La.

John Allen
Solomon Ashby
Josephine Ashby
Celeste Ashby
Emily Baker
Beula Barrett
Conrad Bassett
Adelia Beatty
John Beatty
Viola Beatty
Addie Beateups
Lessie Beauregard
Beatrice Boardman
Charles Boardman
Loucretia Boardman
Francis Boardman

Leona Bracking
Ada Booze
Rachael Bradley
Georgia Brown
Henderson Brown
Webster Brown
Rachel Brown
Beaula Brown
Edward Brown
Pansie Bush
Doretha Butler
Lillie Cash
Eliza Carter
Harry Casort
Alice Clubbs
David Clubbs

LELAND UNIVERSITY, 1902-1903.

Solomon Clubbs
Julia Chenney
Rosa Chopin
Belle Cornelius
Lawrence Curtis
Virginia Davis
Willie Davis
Lonie Delbon
Bertha Dennis
Willie Dison
Green Dudley
Pheobe Edwards
Susie Edwards
Carrie Edwards
Chas. Edwards
Betsy Edwards
Alex Fey
Sally Fig-gins
Louvinia Figgins
Joseph Figgins
Esther Figgins
Rosa Figgins, Jr.
Martha Glover
Ada Griffin
John Hall
Reason Hall
Elijah Hall
Sadie Harris
Rosa Harris
Amanda Hawkins
Emily Hawkins
Jessie Henderson

Alice Henderson
Antoinette Hines
Milton Hines
Isaiah Hines
Thomas Hines
Arthur Holmes
William Hobbs
Claude Hudson
Timothy Hunter
William Hunter
Lula Jackson
Carrie Jefferson
Ida Johnson
Franklin Johnson
Warren Johnson
Dennis Johnson
Matthew Johnson
Georgia Johnson
James Johnson
Jestina Jones
Katie Jones
Willie Jones
Johnnie Jones
Harrison Jones
Florence Johnson
Israel Johnson
Martha King
Alfred King
Roberta Kilpatrick
Artifred Kraft
Hulda Kraft
Benjamin Kraft

LELAND UNIVERSITY, 1902-1903.

Maud Krucshank
Jennie Laurant
Hattie Lee
Mary Lee
Debora Lee
Victoria Leonard
Rosa Leonard
Alfred Leonard
Fannie Lockwood
George Lockwood
Eloise Louis
James Lovett
Samuel Lovett
Clifton Marks
Martin Marks
Bertha McCabe
Bertha McGoin
Louella McKay
Jennie McKay
Emanuel McKay
Frank McKay
Martha McKay
Elizabeth McKay
Newman Michael
Horace Michael
Alberta Morris
Charley Neal
Isaac Neal
Dulcie Norman
Beatrice Norris
Ira Norris
Pearl Pembrook

Bertha Philips
Amanda Pollard
Jessie Pollard
Willie Pollard
Martin Purdy
Clarence Porter
Allen Price
Abie Porter
Nellie Powers
Joseph Porter
Anna Prothro
Ella Randall
Joseph Randall, Jr.
Obie Reyneaud
Taylor Rosenthal!
Irine Ross
Robert Semples
Edna Shells
Marie St. Andre
Louis Stirx
Leazer Stirx
Eva Stewart
Hazel Strawder
Sheldon Sullivan
Ethel Sutney
Alma Sylvester
Rebecca Tanner
Arthur Tanner
Louise Tarver
John Tarver
Dan Tarver
Joel Tarver

LELAND UNIVERSITY, 1902-1903.

Ellen Thomas
Beula Thomas
Clara Thomas
Joseph Thomas
Samuel Thomas
Lillie Wallace
John Waggoner
Rachael Walker
Truelove Warren
Emma Walker
Fannie Washington
Louis Washington
Sidney Washington

Bartemeus Washington
William West
Gertrude Washington
Augusta Webb
Emanuel Williams
Beatrice Williams
Henry Williams
Edna Williams
Cecile Williams
Katie Williams
Carrie Williams
Mirian Wright

OPELOUSAS HIGH SCHOOL,
Opelousas, La.

Ethan Allen
Oscar Allen
Ross Allen
Charlie Arlemiller
Victor Biagas
Edgar Biagas
Ciephus Boswell
Lawrence Boswell
Isabella Barker
Augusta Jestina Bryant
Spencer Bryant
Bertha Carrier
Rosella Carrier
Ernest Comeaux

Ida Deshotell
Estella Deshotell
Mary Jane Deshotell
Mary Ann Deshotell
Anize Deshotell
Rebecca England
Marshall Esprite
Edgar Foote
Eva Gerofi
Colwell Geron
Mildred Geron
Viola Geron
Allen Gillespie
Percy Irvin

LELAND UNIVERSITY, 1902-1903.

Moses Tillmon Jackson
Ernest James
Samuel James
Mary James
Arthur Johnson
Clarence Johnson
Emma Jane Johnson
Isaiah Johnson
Mattie Johnson
Rosa Johnson
Willie Johnson
Cassie Locks
Cordelia Locks
Mynetha Locks
Pearl Locks
Talmeus Locks
Edward Lumpkins
William Lastrapp
Bessie Lewis
Samuel Lewis
Thomas Larcee
Rosa Larcee
Posey Lemons
Ant oi nous Lemons
Eagine Lemons
Wilbert Lamothe
Eddie Lamothe
Lena Belle Moore
Kate Moore
Fuller Moore
Spurgeon Moore
Arrealia Mason

Caledonia Moss
Simeon Moss
Willis McRea
Joseph Newman
Minerva Nicholas
Ezeb Phrietie
Nancy Phrietie
Willie Phoenix
Hardy Piyea
George Piyea
Cora Roberts
Albert Ray
Carrollton Ray
Arlie Scott
Cleveland Scott
Marcellus Scott
Oliver Scott
Ulcy Scott
Arthur Shorten
Emma Shorten
Esther Shorten
Lucille Shorten
Georgiana Strickney
Samuel Sias
Salem Simon
Josephine Thompson
Calvin Thomas
Octave Thomas
William Thomas
Cloida Thomas
Joshua Sidney Wilson
Archie Warner

LELAND UNIVERSITY, 1902-1903.

Sarah Williams
David Washington
Oscar Washington
Annie Washington
Jack Wynn

Albert Wright
Charlotte Wright
Camilla White
Nettie White
Maria White

CHENEYVILLE ACADEMY,
Cheneyville, La.

feary O. Adams
Horace Adams
Delia Anderson
Felix Anderson
Charley Anderson
Jacob Anderson
Mary Blackson
Nancy Blackmail
Mary Burr
Mabolie Burr
Suanna Burr
Mary Bowers
Willie Brown
Ralph Burr
Chapman Baker
James Carlins, Jr.
Laura Cheney
Estella Cheney
Lenorah Chambers
Ellen Chambers
Tilla M. Clark
Ora Crittle

Estella Crittle
Carrie Chambers
Mary Crittle
Eliza Carlins
Lucinda Carlins
Elnora Crawford
Mary Compton
Stewart Carter
John Collins
Henderson Chambers
Sarah Compton
Clara Compton
Flora Compton
Leuse Cheatham
Bessie Compton
Jeff Cheney
Isaiah Chambers
Mouton Compton
Sam Compton
Griffin W. Cline
Willie Capart
Charlie Compton

LELAND UNIVERSITY, 1002-1903.

Henry Crittle
Lorenzo Crittle
David Crittle, Jr.
Benjamin Comptom
Jesse Dennis
Walter Dockson
Eloise Dunford
Dora Draper
Leanna Edna Davis
Virginia Deel
Edward Deel
Joseph Dabney
Charles Dabney
Arthur Dabney
Israel Dabney
Slatter Dixon
Sandy Deel
Isabella DeLoache
Hester Drew
Bellview Drew
Sam Deel
Elgie G. Drew
Rose Fonney
Alline Ghort
Rosa Guistand
Mattie A. Grisby
Linnie Goudfroy
Henry Grey
Scott Gibbs
Florence Haggains
Mattie Hall
Virginia Howard

Rosa Holmond
Albert Leroy Hill
Adran Hacket
Phil Hacket
Charles Haggains
Robert Jones
Isaiah Johnson
Winnie Johnson
Mariche Jackson
Lettie Jackson
Madora Jones
Mary Jones
Jessie Jackson
Edward Jones
Virginia Johnson
Calvin James
Tilden Jackson
Sarah Jackson
Rosa Jones
Mariah Jackson
Florence Jones
Dora Jones
Patsy Jones
Horace Jackson
Henry Jackson
Samuel Jefferson
James Jefferson
Paul Johnson
Cleveland Jackson
Cornelius Jackson
Walter Johnson
Anthony Johnson

LELAND UNIVERSITY, 1902-1903.

Edward Jackson
Laura Kimble
Arthur Kimble
Clifton Kimble
Elnora R. Keys
Cornelia Kennedy
Ann Kenner
Steve Kenner
Florence Leary
Golda Liggins
Ada Lewis
Harry Lavalais
Willie Lavalais
James Lofton
Zelphrey McCree
Mary .Murray
Rozelia Murray
Robert Murray
James Murray
Elnora Michael
Orelia Michael
Bell Michael
Paul Michael
Carrie Mobs
Carrie Moore
Mary Beatrice McCray
Harriet Measles
Nancy Millings
Bunkie E. Mannings
Phoenix Millings
Ellis Mabin
James Manas

Sandy McDuffey
Benjamin McCree
Ellen Nugent
Charlie Norris
Samuel Nimmer
Sallie Odear
Margaret Odear
Eddie Oliver
Martha Oliver
Mary F. Poole
Mildred People
Queen Polk
Sallie Polk
Drousey Poole
William J, Poole
Earnest Poland
Henderson Plummer
Taylor Rhodes
Charles Rhodes
Eliza Rhodes
Marinda Robinson
Thaddeus Robinson
Arthur Riley
Noah Riley
Alice Riley
Amie Riley
Annie Riley
Matt Riley
Dorcus Robinson
Malinda Randall
Bertha Roberts
Bertha Randall

LELAND UNIVERSITY, 1902-1903.

Paskerell Robinson
Willie Ripleari
Leola Simms *

Mary Sanders
Carrie Sanders
Estella Sanders
Ophelia Gertrude Sons
Eugenia Sons
Mentie Steward
Gretchen Sullivan
Irene Synagogue
Henry Steward
Sidonia Teary
Clara Tillman
Martha Thomas
Virginia Thompson
Ninnie Tippett
William Thompson
Madora Vann
Martha Vann
Clifton Veal
Anthony Vann
Robert Vann
Albert Vann
Murphy Victor
Ida Wade
Carrie Wade
Luanda Williams
Jane Weinberg

Delphine Williams
Lucinda Winchester
Cecelia Williams
Rebecca Williams
Laura Watkins
Corinne Williams
Heriche Wallace
Laura Washington
Cornelia Washington
Elnera Williams
Cornelia Winchester
Kiah Williams
William Willis
Taylor Williams
Osborne Williams
Oscar Winchester
Herbert Winchester
Thomas Winchester
Daniel L. Williams
Morris Weinberg
Mumphus Watson
Fred Washington
Isam Wilkins
Isaac Washington
George Washington
General Williams
Shedrick Wade, Jr.
Ennie Williams

BUNKIE ACADEMY,
Bunkie, La.

Beatrice Addison
Edward Augustine
Milton Antoine
Mary Augustine
Anna B. Adams
Alice Amos
Eva.Bellard
Earnestine Boston
Hattie Burns
Alice O. Bowman
Thomas Blackman
Georgie Ann Bell
Maynard Burns
John Mark Bowman
John Burns
Ellis Bush
Cyrus Boykins
W. H. Baty
Tannie Beverley
Virgie Ann Berryman
Edward Brown
Amos Breeler
Priscilla Berveley
Odelia Bryant
Samuel Bryant
Erane Captain
Luticia Clark
Samuel A. Coston

Rufus Coston
Frances Campbell
John R. Cabot
Lavinia G. Carter
Henry Carter
Lessie Cunnigan
Clara Cunnigan
Mary A. Coston
Loretta M. Coston
Virginia Cabbie
James O. Clark
Banks Cabot
Robert Clark
Martha Clark
Nellie Carrol
Martha Carter
Armstead Clark
Edna B. Duvall
Vergy Distand
Frank E. Dupas
T. J. DeMarthra
Foster Dorsey
Clarence Dodson
John H. Dupas
Frances Elkins
Louisa Fisher
Lien Bertha Foley
Harriet I. Finley

LELAND UNIVERSITY, 1902-1903.

Henry Foster
Gazette Foster
Annie Frasier
Sebron E. Ford
Frances Garrison
Sovelia Green
David Giles
Lennie Godfrey
Delia I. S. Hubbs
Alverta Holtz
Altronette Hayward
Hattie Hayward
Lena Hall
Charlie Hayward
Joseph A. Hortman
Mary M. Hortman
Edna Ann Hayward
Teanna Hayward
Edna Hayward
Stella Hayward
Malinda Hayward
Clara Hayward
Etta Hilt
Daisy Bell Harris
Abbie Hutchinson
Athie Hutchinson
Maud Hutchinson
Elvira Johnson
Oler Jemison
Odelia Jenkins
Thomas Jones
Emily Jefferson

Emma Jackson
Joseph Johnson
Charlotte Jackson
Henry Johnson
Alverta Jones
John H. Johnson
Hilliard Kemper
Mattie Keary
Willie Keary
Mary Lavelis
Stanley Lee
Barbara Long
Nelson Lair
Martena Lovet
Lawrence J. Lee
Mamie Lock
Mary McLewis
Ophelia Lewis
W. L. Laythan, Jr.
Earline Moore
Harriet Morgan
Ermer McCray
Olivia J. Moore
Amanda Moore
Octavia Moore
Mattie Miles
Jesee Maze
Mary Mackey
Bessie Mitchell
Easter Miler
Isaiah McPherson
Blanche L. Newman

LELAND UNIVERSITY, 1902-1903.

Albert O'Neal, Jr.
Calvin L. Plummer
Joseph Pier
Vanda H. Pool ,
Edna Porter
Carrie L. Roberts
Samuel L. Roberts
Mary E. Reed i

Lawrence A. Reed
Martha Ross
Ealer Reuben '■'

Lily Roberts
Jacob Ross
Henry J. Simmons
Josephine Smith
Wesley B. Skipper
Rosa K. Simpson
Lizzie Simpson
Phemie Sams
Nancy Smith
Rosa Snowden
Athie Sandis
Logan Scott
Eliza J. Thomas
Margarette Taylor
Lewis Thomas
George Taylor
Celestine Taylor
Josephine Voorhies
Susan Grimble Van Dyke
Viola L. Vignes

Patience C. Van Dyke
Etta May Van Dyke
Alzena Van Dyke
Beulah M. Van Dyke
Mary Vincent
George Van Dyke
Addie O. Veal
Ivory Vincent
I. W. Washington
Gertrude Weiss
Alice Williams
Missouri Williams
W. M. Washington
Eddie White
Ella N. Washington
Edmonia Williams
Estelle Wickliffe
Rebecca Watson
Epernetta Washington
Albert Watson
Eliza Wheat
Serena Wheat
Carrie Williams
Henry Wheat
Sarah Williams
Jesse H. Wormack
Mattie Williams
Ella Nora Williams
Robert Williams
George W. Walker, Jr.
Laura Williams

HOUMA ACADEMY,
Houma, La.

Olivia Sparks
Benjamin Gary
Douglass Henderson
Cyrus Avan
Elede Lewis
Queen Broomfield
Amy Chillis
Gladstone F. Ross
Leonidas F. Ross
Sarah Bradford
Samuel Bradford
Thaddeus Irvin
Olivia Calaway
John Ford
Blanche Ford
Nobia Ford
Florence Joseph
Beulah Castine
E. L. Femilton
Lucy Singleton
Sarah Ann Ray
Li 1 lie Upshaw
Emily Hite
Wesley Hite
Rosela Duplantis
Gilbert Duplantis
Cleveland Johnson
Frank South

Leonard Ford
Allison Ford
Annie Johnson
Alice LeBlanche
Walter Louis
Festus Riley
Thomas Davis
Herman Davis
Irvin Louis
Elijah Johnson
Susie Wright
Ellis Johnson
Zenobia Marshall
Eula R. Dopart
Willie Jackson
Rosanna Davis
Willie Ray
Clara Lyons
Virginia Wright
Viola Wright
Bertha Nash
Cora Nash
Jane Mason
Lily Wallis
Rebecca Blanchard
Evelina Jackson
Ethel Hatch
Mahala Greene

LELAND UNIVERSITY, 1902-1903.

Harriet Ray
Zenobia Carter
Bertha Carter
Charles Wallis
Sarah Dickerson
Wilson Christian
Lily Carter
Frank Engram
Susanna Walker
Olivia Watson
Sarah Picou
Rebecca Bolding
Hannah Jackson
Rose Davis
Solomon Parker
Nancy White
Fanny Thomas
Septemia Jones
Isaac Bolding
Alexander Thibodeaux
Thomas Thibodeaux
William Butler
Daniel Fleming

Pinkey Wilkerson
Clarence Wilkerson
Martha Elder
Lizzie Irvin
Lily Edmonds
Evelina Aiseneaux
Gertrude Anderson
Hannah Anderson
Rebecca Anderson
Hattie Reckward'
Flavia Lukerson
Rosa Mack
Ruth McComb
Eadie McComb
Evelina Faming
Estella Riley
Willie Bolding
Logan Young
Samuel Young
Solomon Taplet
Lee Lockward
Susanna Mickens
Robert Bradford

60 LELANB UNIVERSITY, 1902-1903.

LIST OF ALUMNI.

English Class of 1879.

Mary E. Walker Teacher, Baton Rouge Academy

Virginia Jackson (Robinson) . Teacher,CheneyvilleAcademy

English Class of 1880.
Burnett Brown, Minister New Orleans, La.

College Class of 1881.

T. A. Walker, A.M., M.D., Physician Baton Rouge, La.

Frank C. Long, A.B Prin., Lincoln High School,

Guthrie, 0. T.

English Class of 1881.

John Marks, Minister New Orleans, La.

W. H. Bolding, Minister New Orleans, La.

*J. W. Downs, Minister New Orleans, La.

*E. A. Clanton, Teacher New Orleans, La.

James H. Taylor, Teacher Edna, Texas

Jonas Henderson, Teacher New Iberia, La.

Matriculates.

Taylor Fryerson, Minister Lake Charles, La.

A. F. Owens, Minister Mobile, Ala.

Charles L. Roberts, Minister Cheneyville, La.

H. C. Cotton, Minister Belle Alliance, La.

Higher English Class of 1882.

Mitchell Harrison, Minister Victoria, Texas

Charles Xavier, Teacher Minden, La.

*Sarah F. Kenner, Teacher New Orleans, La.

E. Logan (Williams), Teacher .St. Rose, La.

^Deceased

LELAND UNIVERSITY, 1902-1903. 61

English Class of 1883.

Phoebe Clanton, Teacher New Orleans, La.

Rachel Moment New Orleans, La.

College Class of 1884.

A. C. Priestley, A.M Prin., McDonogh School No. 24,

New Orleans, La.

C. L. Fisher, A.M., B.D., Minister Birmingham, Ala.

Jonas Henderson, A.M Prin., Howe Institute

Joseph Priestley, A.M., Teacher Seguin, Texas

Normal Class of 1884.
Lucinda Mitchell (Martin), Teacher. ..Albuquerque, N. M.

Matriculates.

H. B. N. Brown, Minister Alexandria, La.

L. C Simon, Minister Opelousas, La.

Chase W. Foster Greenville, Miss.

D. P. Reed Lake Providence, La.

Stella Richards, Teacher Galveston, Tex.

Normal Class of 1888.

Warner R. Wright . . .Prin., Alexandria Academy

Odalie Morse (Jackson), Teacher Dallas, Texas

Lydia Bauduit (Britto), Teacher Baton Rouge, La.

Laura Williams (Prince), Teacher Cuero, Texas

H. M. Williams, Minister Sherman, Texas

*Annie E. Green New Orleans, La.

Normal Class of 1889.

James L. Crossley, Minister and Teacher .Ruston, La.

S. S. Gray, Teacher New Orleans, La.

N. H. Pius, Minister and Teacher Memphis, Tenn.

Mary Duncan (Troxler) Killona, La.

^Deceased

62 LELAND UNIVERSITY, 1902-1903.

Normal Class of 1890.

*J. P. Coston Tilden, La.

Loretta H. Dunn (Pruitt), Teacher Monroe, La.

W. S. Schwing , Chicago, 111.

S. B. Cuney

*A. S. Stevenson, M.D., Physician Darrow, La.

Normal Class of 1891.

Henry A. Martin Plaquernine, La.

Delia Bonney (Richardson), Teacher. Caney, Texas

Normal Class of 1892.

Lincoln A. Williams , Haasville, La.

G. F. Priestley, Teacher St. James, La.

*Ed. Stewart, Teacher Plaquemine, La.

G. C. Taylor, Teacher Smithville, Texas

Wm. 0. Boston Prin., Bunkie Academy

Normal Class of 1893.

* William Allen, Teacher Shreveport, La.

John W. Gray, Teacher Lake Charles, La.

Charles S. Collins, Minister Houma, La.

Harris Hamilton, Teacher Plaquemine, La.

William Hicks Prin., Shreveport Academy

Rebecca James (Henderson) Teacher, Howe Institute

Elvie Washington (Stewart). . . .Teacher, Deaf and Dumb

Institute, Austin, Texas

*Louise Mahoney (Stewart) Plaquemine, La.

Joseph Pius, Minister Austin, Texas

Henry C. Storey New Orleans, La.

Louis G. King New Orleans, La.

John W. Burton, Minister. Mansfield, La.

*Deceased

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College Class of 1S94.
*J. W. Downs, A.B., Minister New Orleans, La.

Normal Class of 1894.

John S. Jones Prin., City School, Lake Charles, La.

A. H. Brown Teacher, Leland University

Mary Fryerson (Boston) Bunkie, La.

Betsy A. Hayraond New Orleans, La.

Desire Morse (Priestley) New Orleans, La.

Olivia Madison (Hicks) Shreveport, La.

^Stephen J. Pope Marianna, Ark.

William H. Reed Thibodeanx, La.

William G. Thomas Prin., Chenevville Academv

College Class of 1895.
James L. Crossley, A.B., Minister .Huston, La

Normal Class of 1895.

I. S. Powell Prin., Ruston Academy

Solomon Frazier, Teacher New Iberia, La.

Henrietta L. Windham Monroe, La.

Carrie Segura (Boutte) New Iberia, La.

Emma L. Smith Ouachita City, La.

E. M. Anderson, Teacher Montgomery, Texas

Normal Class of 1896.

Ella Wheeler (Abner), Teacher Seguin, Texas

H. S. Smith, Teacher , Madisonville, Texas

J. H. Henderson Union University, Richmond, Va.

I. S. Powell Prin., Ruston Academy

*A. V. Morrison, Teacher Lake Charles, La.

Amelia Roberson Leland University

*Deceaae«l

64 LELAND UNIVERSITY, 1932-1903.

College Class of 1897.

* William Allen, A.B., Teacher Shreveport, La.

Charles S. Collins, A.B., Minister Houma, La.

Normal Class of 1897.

Moses Bordelon . . Prin., Opelousas, La.

Beulah Brooks (Brown) New Orleans, La.

Joseph S. Clark, Teacher Dubberly, La.

John H. Henderson . . . .Union University, Richmond, Va.

Martha King, Teacher New Orleans, La.

William IT. Madison New Orleans, La.

Etheline J. Morse, Teacher Boiute, La.

Wilhelmina Morse (Ennis) .Plaquemine, La.

James F. Pierce (Agent for Junius Hart's Music House)

New Orleans, La.

*Mary L. Pierce New Orleans, La.

Harry S. Smith, Teacher Madisonville, Texas

James D. Stewart, Teacher Sparta, La.

Alonzo M. Story, Teacher Midway, Texas

William J. VanDyke, Teacher Midway, Texas

Benjamin Windham Monroe, La.

College Class of 1898.

Alex. H. Brown, A.B Teacher, Leland University

Loretta Dunn (Pruitt), A.B Teacher, Monroe Academy

Elly L. Mellon, A.B., Teacher Gibsland, La.

Normal Class of 1898.

Anderson Cheatham. Leland University

Gertrude Archinard (Wright) Alexandria, La.

Sallie Cooper New Orleans, La.

Adam J. La garde , Leland University

Elias J. Sims Prin., Opelousas Academy

Frank Wilkins, Teacher Colcox, La.

Alice A. Williams New Orleans, La.

^Deceased

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College Class of 1890.

Israel S. Powell, A.B Pria., Ruston Academy

Amelia Roberson, A.B Teacher, Leland University

Betsey Haymond (Planving), A.B., Teacher, Point Coupee

Normal Class of 1899.

Agnes Johnson .Morgan City, La.

Selena Joseph Teacher, Howe Institute

Odelia Wessondoff. . . .Teacher, McDonogh School, No. 24,

New Orleans, La.

Mary R. Scott, Teacher Trenton, La.

Eliza Castillo (Ross), Teacher New Iberia, La.

Benjamin B. Wright, Printer New Orleans, La.

Normal Class of 1900.

Philomene Joseph, Teacher Pelican, La.

Alexander H. Williams . New Orleans, La.

College Class of 1901.

Joseph S. Clark, A.B., Prin., Baton Rouge Academy

James D. Stewart, A.B., Teacher Gibsland Academy

Normal Class of 1901.

Elizabeth E. Baker, Teacher New Orleans, La.

Joabb Kyzer New Orleans, La.

Cleonise E. Pynchon New Orleans, La.

Adele J. Stewart, Teacher New Orleans, La.

Rosabella Hopes Leland University

Madison J. F6ster Leland University

Normal and College Preparatory Class of 1902.

Archias Finnie New Orleans, La.

Elenora Victorine Kyzer New Orleans, La.

Angle Florence Lewis New Orleans, La.

Samuel Paul Nelson Allentown, La.

Gilbert Somers Perez New Orleans, La.

Florence Elenora Smith ... New Orleans, La.

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College Class of 1902.

Anderson Cheatham, A.B ..Tallien

William Hicks, A.B Shreveport, La.

Adam Joseph Lagarde, A.B Lafourche Crossing

The summer post-office addresses of the Faculty are as
follows :

Dr. R. W. Perkins, Leland University, New Orleans.

Geo. H. Felton, M.D., Chautauqua, N. Y.

Mrs. M. S. Mitchell, Bath, N. Y.

Prof. Jonas Henderson, New Iberia, La.

Prof. Anderson Cheatham, Donaldsonville, La.

Prof. William M. Pruitt, Monroe, La.

Prof. I. S. Powell, Ruston, La.

Prof. Moses Bordelon, Opelousas, La.

Prof. W. G. Thomas, Cheneyville, La.

Prof. W. R. Wright, Alexandria, La.

Prof. W. 0. Boston, Bunkie, La.

Prof. D. F. Ross, Houma, La.

Other members of the Faculty may be addressed in care
of Leland University, St. Charles Ave., New Orleans, La.,
or in care of their respective Academies.

The students of the Academies may be addressed to the
post-offices of various Academies, in care of their respective
principals.

The next session begins Wednesday, September 30, 1903.

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CATALOGUE

ELAND UNIVERSITY

THIRTY-FIFTH YEAR,

1904-1905

ONIVERSmr OF ILLINOIS

CATALOGUE

LELAND UNIVERSITY

Thirty-Fifth Year

1904-1905.

NEW ORLEANS, I, A..
>(JBI,IHHEI) BY THE UNIVKRSITY.

190-.

ANNOUNCEMENTS.

Examinations for entrance will be held Tuesday, October 3rd,
1905.

The college year begins on Wednesday, October 4th, 1905,
and closes Wednesday, May 16, 1906.

All communications and all checks or money orders should
be made payable to Leland University.

To reach the University take a St. Charles Avenue Belt car,
getting off at Audubon Street, on St. Charles Avenue. The
street number is, Leland University; 7013 St. Charles Avenue,
New Orleans, La.

The members of the Faculty may be addressed iu care of
Leland University, New Orleans, La., or in care of their re-
spective Academies.

The students of the University may be addressed in care of
the President.

The students of the various Academies may be addressed in
care of their respective principals.

OFFICERS OF THE BOARD

JOHN HUMPSTONE, D. D., President,

291 Ryerson Street, Brooklyn, N. Y.

Rev. JOHN MARKS, Vice-President,

930 Felicity Street, New Orleans.

Rev. C. V. EDWARDS, Secretary,
1535 Seventh Street, New Orleans.

CHARLES FRAZIER, Treasurer,

93 Nassau Street, New York.

EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE.

Prof. L. W. Wilkinson, Chairman.
Hon. Don A. Pardee, Hon. T. J. Woodward,

Rev. John Marks, A. T. Terry,

Rev. C. V. Edwards, James F. Pierson. Esq.,

Hon. William Wirt Howe, Clarence F. Low,
Pres. R. W. Perkins.

FINANCE COMMITTEE.

John Humpstone, D. D., Chairman.
W. M. Hastings, C. E. Dingee,

W. C. P. Rhoades, D. D., E. E. Chivers, D.D.,

Louis Wt. Slocum, Charles Frazier,

W. H. Burger, F. V. Dare,

Ezra H. Stevens, C. A. Nelson,

John H. Ireland.

THE BOARD OF TRUSTEES

Class I.— -Term Expires 1906.

W. H. Burger, Brooklyn, N. Y.

Rev. H. C. Cotton, Belle Alliance, La

Wm. M. Hastings, Brooklyn, N. Y.

John Humpstone, D. D. Brooklyn, N. Y.

John H. Ireland, Brooklyn, N. Y.

Rev. John Marks, New Orleans, La.

J. S. Dickerson, Chicago, 111.

C. Alex. Nelson, New York City.

Hon. T. J. Woodward, New Orleans, La.

Class II.— Term Expires 1907.

E. E. Chivers, D. D. Brooklyn, N. Y.

F. V. Dare, Brooklyn, N. Y.
Charles E. Dingee, Brooklyn, N. Y.
Rev. C. V. Edwards, New Orleans, La.
Hon. William Wirt Howe, New Orleans, La.
Rev. J. B. Livingston, New Iberia, La.
Pres. R. W. Perkins, Ph. D., New Orleans, La.
Ezra H. Stevens, Albany, N. Y.
Rev. James Roberson, Darrow, La.

Class III. — Term Expires 1908.

Charles Frazier, Brooklyn, N. Y.

Clarence F. Low, New Orleans, La.
Hon. Don A. Pardee, New Orleans, La.

James F. Pierson, Esq., New Orleans, La.

W. C. P. Rhoades, D. D., Brooklyn, N. Y.

Rev. C. L. Roberts, Cheneyville, La.

Louis W. Slocum, New York City

A. T. Terry, New Orleans, La.

Prof. Levi W. Wilkinson, M. Sc, New Orleans, La.

FACULTY AND INSTRUCTORS

R. W. PERKINS, M.A., Ph.D., President,
Philosophy and Education.

GEORGE H. FELTON, M.A., M.D.,
Natural Science and Sociology.

A. A. NEWHALL, M.A.,

Biblical Instruction.

MRS. R. W. PERKINS,
History and Pedagogy.

FRANCES A. RACE, B.A.,
Mathematics.

FRED. C. GASKILL, B.A.,

Greek and Logic.

AMELIA ROBERSON, B.A.,

English Branches.

GEO. B. CLARKE, B.A.,

Latin and French.

M. MAUDE GODDARD, B.A.,

English and History.

ELIZA P. SIMMONS,
Music.

WILLIAM W. LEONARD,
Manual Training.

MRS. ALICE T. MORSE,

Sewing.

LELAND UNIVERSITY.

SAMUEL P. NELSON,
Instructor in English Branches.

MADISON J. FOSTER,
Instructor in English Branches.

JAMES M. FRAZIER,

Instructor in English Branches.

ELEONORA V. KYZER,

Instructor in English Branches.

JOSEPH NICHOLAS.
Instructor in English Branches.

BERTHA FINNIE,

Instructor in English Branches.

JOHN W. NELSON,
Instructor in English Branches.

LOUISE ISABELLA KYZER,

Instructor in English Branches.

JOHN BARTHOLOMEW GATES,

Instructor in Night School

Mes. H. B. GREEN,
Domestic Department.

Mes. GEO. H. FELTON,
Librarian.

JONAS HENDERSON, M. A. Principal,
Howe Institute, New Iberia.

GERTRUDE SEARCEY,

Assistant.

LELAND UNIVERSITY.

MAGGIE CHEATHAM,

Assistant.

Mrs. R. J. HENDERSON,
Assistant.

Mrs. GEO. W. OSIBIN,

Leland Academy, Donaldsonville.

Principal,

Monroe Academy.

REV. JAMES L. CROSSLY, B. A.,
Acting Principal.

A. A. PRADD,

Assistant.

Mrs. H. W. JOHNSON,

Assistant.

Mrs. M. A. COOK,
Assistant.

Mrs. A. L. WINDHAM,
Assistant.

ISRAEL S. POWELL, B. A., Principal,
Ruston Institute.

WARNER R. WRIGHT, Principal,
Central Louisiana Academy, Alexandria.

ANNEATTA H. ROCHON,

Assistant.

ADA F. HALL,

Assistant.

LELAND UNIVERSITY.

FILM AN P. JACKSON, B. A., Principal,
Opelousas High School.

VIOLA GIRON,

Assistant.

A. J. LAGARDE, B. A., Principal,
Ckeneyville Academy.

Mrs. A. J. LAGARDE,

Assistant.

Mes. E. L. WILLIAMS,

Assistant.

W. O. BOSTON, Principal,
Bunkie Academy.

Mrs. W. H. ENNIS,
Assistant.

Mrs. M. E. BOSTON,
Assistant.

D. F. ROSS, M. A., LLB., Principal,
Houma Academy.

PHILOMENE JOSEPH, Principal,
Israel Academy, Belle Alliance.

ROSANNA L. MOORE,

Assistant.

E. F. DeMESME,

Assistant.

Rev. H. C. COTTON,
Music.

Leland University.

PLAN AND PURPOSE OF THE UNIVERSITY.

Leland University was incorporated in 1870, under the provi-
sions of the Act of the Legislature of Louisiana, which reads:

"The purposes and objects of this corporation are the estab-
lishment and maintenance of one or more Institutions of learning
for the education, under Christian auspices, of young men and
women, particularly for the training of preachers and teachers,
and to receive donations of property for educational purposes'"
• • • » Inasmuch as the welfare of society, and not pecu-
niary gain, is the object of this corporation, * * * the
Trustees shall not have power to encumber by mortgage the
whole or any part of the property, nor to use the principal of any
endowment funds for the current expenses of its work."

It is open to all persons who are fitted to enjoy its advan-
tages, without distinction of race or religious opinions.

The University owes its existence to the late Holbrook Cham-
berlain, Esq., of Brooklyn, N. Y., who purchased the ground in
18(59, ereeted the buildings; largely provided for the expenses;
assisted its management, and at his death left the bulk of his
property as an endowment fund, the interest of which goes to the
payment of teachers.

During the summer of 1899, a gift of $25,000 for additional
endowment was made by Chas. M. Pratt, Esq., of Brooklyn, N. Y.

LOCATION.

The University is situated on St. Charles Avenue, between
Audubon Place and Audubon Street, nearly opposite Audubon
Park. No more beautiful or healthful location could be found in
New Orleans, while its retirement from the crowded part of the
City renders it peculiarly adapted to study.

The grounds comprise about ten acres. The row of live
oaks directly fronting the avenue, the palms, roses and shrub-
bery here and there over the Campus with the stately buildings
make it a very attractive place.

University Hall is of brick, 100 by 80 feet, three stories above
the basement. Here are the chapel, recitation rooms, library,
museum, offices for the president and rooms for the professors and
male students, besides accommodations in the basement for recita-
tion rooms for the Preparatory School.

10 Leland University.

Chamberlain Hall is also of brick, 100 by 50 feet, three stories
above the basement, in which are the rooms of the president, the
preceptress and lady teachers and the female students; also mu-
sic rooms, dining room and laundry. The grounds comprise
four entire squares.

The Manual Training Shop is a frame building, fitted out
with fairly good equipment of hand-tools and a number of foot-
power machines.

ORGANIZATION.

The University comprises the following Departments:

1. The College offers courses of study leading respectively
to the degrees in Arts, Philosophy and Science, and is open to
both sexes.

2. The College Preparatory is designed to fit students for
college.

3. The Normal Department is designed to fit students for
teaching, and offers instruction in pedagogy and practice
teaching.

4. The English Preparatory Department and Academies fit
students for the Normal School.

5. Instrumental Music is thoroughly taught. Fifty lessons
in Vocal Music, elementary principles and regular class practice
are given each year to all pupils.

6. The Manual Training Department comprises instruction
in Wood- working, Agriculture, Sewing and Domestic Science.

7. The Theological School offers two courses.:.

I. Full and regular Theological instruction for College
graduates and those of equivalent attainments; and,

II. A Minister's course, carefully'prepared for Pastors.

COURSES OF STUDY.

Normal.

First Year. English, Arithmetic completed, Algebra, His-
tory of Greece, Physiology, Latin.

Second Year. English, Algebra, History of Rome, Physi-
cal Geography, Botany, Caesar.

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Third Year. English, Physics, History of England, Chem-
istry or Domestic Science, or Principles of Agriculture, Pedagogy,
Introduction to the Middle Ages, Cicero.

Fourth Year. English, Virgil, Geometry, History of the
United States, Psychology, Theory and Practice of Teaching,
History of Education.

College Preparatory.

First and Second Years. Identical with the Normal.
Third and Fourth Years. Beginners' Greek, Xenophon's
Anabasis, or French, in addition to Normal.

College Course.

Freshman Year. Cicero, Iliad or French, History of English
Literature, Solid Geometry, Herodotus or French or Anatomy,
Algebra, History of Modern Europe, Essays.

Sophomore Year. Horace, Plato or French, Trigonometry,
English Literature, Physiology or Physics, Analytic Geometry,
Civil Government, Essays, New Testament Greek.

Junior Year. Tacitus, or Demosthenes, or French, Rheto-
ric, Logic, Astronomy, Psychology, Economics, Principles of
Education, Orations.

Senior Year. Ethics, Sociology, Metaphysics, Theism,
History of Philosophy, Psychology of Education, or New Testa-
ment Greek, or History, Orations.

Theological Department.

A Three Years' Course : in New Testament and Related Sub-
jects; in Church History ; in Systematic Theology and Ethics ; in
Practical Theology.

TEXT BOOKS.

English Preparatory : Cyr's Readers; Quincy Word List;
Rawlins1 and Smith's Arithmetics; Tarr and McMurray's and Hin-
man's Geographies; Mother Tongue Numbers One and Two;
Maxwell's Grammar; Murche's Science Readers I- VI; Holden,
the Sciences; Coleman's Elements of Physiology; Prang's Draw-
ing; Morris' United States History.

12 Leland University.

Normal Department : Mother Tongue Number Three ;
Botsford's Ancient History ; Adam's Modern History ; Emerton's
Introduction to the Middle Ages ; Davis' Physical Geography ;
Burkett, Steveus and Hills', Agriculture for Beginners ; Wells'
Academic Algebra; Southworth-Stone Arithmetic ; Wentworth's
Geometry j Williams' & Fishers' Elements of Theory and Prac-
tice of Cookery ; Gage's Physics ; Williams' Chemistry ; Required
English Classics; Collar & Daniell, First Year Latin ; Bennett's
Latin Grammar. Any good text of Caesar, Cicero and Virgil ;
Dexter and Garlick's Psychology in the School-room

Training Class : Kemp's History of Education ; McMur-
ray's General and Special Methods ; Landon, Teaching and Man-
agement ; Required Reading ; Schaeffer's Thinking and Teaching
to Think ; Eliot, Educational Reform.

College: Simond's History of English Literature; Pan-
coast Standard English Poems; Fiske's Civil Government;
Wentworth's Solid and Analytical Geometries ; Wells' University
Algebra and Trigonometry; Genung's Working Principles of
Rhetoric j Stewart's Physiology ; Bradley, the Making of English;
Young's Astronomy ; Bailey, Principles of Agriculture ; Gray's
Anatomy; Hadley's Economics; Laurie's Institutes of Education ;
Robinson's History of Modern Europe ; Hibben's Logic ; Ladd's
Psychology ; Seth's Ethics ; Fairbank's Sociology ; Harris'
Psychological Foundation of Education ; Hibben's Problems in
Philosophy; Ladd's Introduction to Philosophy ; Flint's Theism ;
Weber's History of Philosophy.

Theology : I. The Books of the Bible in the order of their
relative importance, in English or the Originals ; A Harmony of
the Gospels ; Stifler's Introduction to the Acts ; Vedder's Church
History ; Eaches' Doctrines and Ordinances of the New Testa-
ment; Pendleton's Christian Doctrine; Robinson's Principles and
Practice of Morality.

II. Broadus on The Preparation and Delivery of Sermons ;
Sanday Outlines of the Life of Christ, with a Greek Harmony of
the Gospel ; Green-Angus Bible Hand-book ; Newman's Church
History ; Strong's Systematic Theology ; Moule'a, Romans ; Mc-
Laren's Colossians.

Ethics, Sociology, Education and Philosophy, can be taken
in the College . Required reading : Uhlhorn's Conflict of Christian-

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ity with Heathenism j Denny's The Death of Christ; Brook's,
Lectures on Preaching ; Wright's Practical Sociology.

The Books required in the M. A. Course will be furnished
upon consultation with the President.

The English Preparatory in the first five grades accom-
plishes the work laid out by the public schools of New Orleans
for these grades, the limit of education for colored people by the
city. The grades six, seven and eight, are a thorough grammar
or common school course in reading, spelling, writing, drawing,
arithmetic, grammar, geography, nature study, physiology and
United States history. Great stress is placed upon a good com-
mand of English in speech and composition throughout the
grades. The mastery of this course is required to enter the Nor-
mal and College Preparatory. It is under the charge of the
Superintendent of the Teachers' Training Class.

The Normal Course of four years covers the ground of a
thoroughly organized secondary school adjusted to fit for the
Teachers' Training Class.

The Teachers' Training Class is designed for the Normal
Graduates who wish to fit themselves for grammar and secondary
work. At present instruction is given in the Grammar School
branches by the critic teachers. Students at present are required
to give at least one period a day in practice teaching under the
supervision of the superintendent of the department.

The Course is open to College Students and Normal Gradu-
ates. It began in 1902 with twenty-seven students, six from the
College and the others from the Normal. Thus far twenty-rhree
have completed the course from the beginning. The Classes have
numbered seventy-two.

The College Preparatory Course of four years covers the
ground of a thoroughly organized secondary school adjusted to fit
for college. The ground covered is the requirement to enter
Leland College.

After I90G, the completion of the Teachers' Training Course
in the Principles, Theory and Practice and History of Educa-
tion will be necessary to secure the Normal Diploma.

Music : A four years' piano course ; studies ranging through
Duvernoy and Czerny to Bach's Well Tempered Clavichord ;

14 Leland University.

other musical material drawn from classic composers, from Lange,
Gurlitt, Burgmuller, to Mozart, Mendelssohn, Chopin and
Beethoven.

The Piano Course is supplemented by a course in harmony,
theory, musical history and ear training. The diploma will be
made conditional upon the intelligent and satisfactory comple-
tion of this theoretic work.

The College Course of the Arts aud Sciences takes four
years, and leads to the Academic degrees.

The Academic degrees are given for resident work.

The Manual Training is a careful and practical teaching
in wood-working and mechanical drawing. It is proposed to add
metal work the coming year.

There are two corn-Res : the first is required of all boys of the
sixth, seventh and eight grades ; the second of the Normal and
College preparatory boys.

Domestic Science is taught in theory and practice. The
girls are given practical instruction in household duties and
cooking.

This year sewing has been regularly taught.

Gray's Anatomy was taught throughout the year as an elec-
tive to a College Class.

During the winter a night school was maintained.

The general principles of Agriculture are taught in the Nor-
mal and College, illustrated by the cultivation of four acres of
land and by a small dairy.

The Divinity School is intended for College graduates and
those of equivalent attainments, and requires three years' resident
work.

The Ministers' Course is so adjusted as to take a Pastor at
any stage of advancement, and to give him an indispensable order
of study. A large number of ministers have been enabled to enter
the Normal and College courses from the help gained in the Min-
isters' Classes.

The Masters' degree is conferred only on condition that the
candidate has completed a course of liberal study under the
direction of the Faculty, sufficient in amount to constitute an
additional year of college work. Particulars may be learned by
addressing the President.

Leland University. 15

Regular Church Service is conducted on Sunday morning in
the College Chapel.

Special emphasis is given to Bible Study under the charge of
the Faculty. This year there were two volunteer classes in
special studies in the Greek Testament under the charge of the
Professors.

A course of lectures on the Gospel of John was given by the
President at the morning chapel.

The Principal and Preceptress conduct evening chapel in
their respective halls.

Each year a course of study covering some book of the Bible,
or some Biblical subject is completed. The students maintain a
voluntary weekly prayer meeting j a regular Missionary Society,
the topic this year was, Missions in Japan ; and constitute a
recognized branch of the National Society of Christian Endeavor
with a regular Sunday evening service.

There is a Literary Society, the Philomathean, composed
of the students, which holds weekly meetings for mutual im-
provement. Under certain conditions and restrictions a portion
of the essays, declamations, orations and debates are credited in
the Normal and College work.

Mr. J. S. Dickerson, of the "Chicago Standard," offers a prize
for the best essays in the Third Year Normal, for the next five
years. The topic to be chosen by the Professor of English in
charge.

The prize for 1903 was awarded to Florence Burnette; for
1904 to Edworder L. Norris.

Prof. F. E. Burpee, a former teacher, now of Bucknell
University, Pennsylvania, offered for 1904 a prize for the best
work done in Geometry. Awarded to John W. Nelson.

Professor W. K. Brainerd, a former teacher, offers two prizes
for work done in Agriculture next year.

Rev. Dr. J. P. Philips, a former professor, offers for next year
three prizes; one in Ethics, one in English and one for the Min-
isters' Class.

The University has a Library and Reading Room which is
supplied with journals and periodicals. Additions were made as
follows :

16 Leland University.

Dr. Albert Bushnell Hart, of Harvard University, gave a num-
ber of volumes. Hob. E. 0. Randall, of the Ohio State University,
gave 27 volumes of the Ohio Archeologieal and Historical Society.
The American Book Company made a valuable addition to the
Pedagogical library.

The President added a number of valuable books, two good
Encyclopaedias were purchased.

The aim of education, in so far as it is liberal, is to fit a man
to turn such ability as he has to any work he may be called to do.
Successful work requires that in addition to the competent
teacher, the student should be provided with an adequate text-
book, aud by questions, conversations, lectures, experiments,
assigned readings and observations, reports on special topics, and
according to the subject and to the maturity of the student, be
encouraged to the use of a good reference library.

General Rules.

It is assumed that all who enter upon the courses of study
do so for the purpose of acquiring an education not only of the
intellect but also of character. The laws of the Institution are as
few and simple as the proper regulation of a ccmmunity of young
people will permit. These laws must be observed not only in
their letter but in their spirit. The atmosphere of the Institution
is not that of arbitrary restraint but of reasonable conformity to
reasonable laws. The Institution does not wish to place its stamp
or bestow its honors upon anyone who is not willing to deport
himself as a gentleman. Each student is distinctly placed upon
his manhood, and if he abuses his privileges in conduct, study,
or work, after reasonable caution, he must withdraw from the
Institution. No student will be retained who does not make
progress in studies and in morals.

No student who is deficient in rhetorical or class-room work
in any term shall be eligible to the office of Manager or Director
in any student organization, or to be a member of any exhibiting
organization or of any contesting athletic team during any sub-
sequent term until such deficiency is made up.

Only under exceptional circumstances will excuses be granted
to leave the Institution during term time. In such cases the

Leland University. 17

examination in the studies gone over by the class during a stu-
dent's absence will be specially searching, and a high degree of
attainment will be required. The work of the term begins on the
day of opening and continuues uninterruptedly until the last day
of the term.

Unexcused absences from recitations count as zero in making
up the monthly averages; excused absences have half the effect
in lowering a student's standing ; but a student may, at the option
of a professor, do supplementary work to obviate the eflect upon
his standing of excused absences.

Students are required to take up enough studies to keep
them, in the judgment of the President, sufficiently employed,
but will not be allowed to take up more or other than they can
study with profit. In all cases quality of work is esteemed of
more importance than quantity.

A student who at the end of a term has conditions amounting
to half the term's work or more, may not graduate with his
class.

Every day student is required to attend morning prayers in
the Chapel.

All residing on the campus are required to attend the stated
religious services.

Absences from regular duties make the offender liable to
discipline which in ordinary cases shall be suspension.

A student who has not completed his rhetorical work in any
term will not be permitted to enter upon any of the work of the
succeeding term until such deficiency is made up.

Any absence from a class excercise incurred in the three
days before vacation or before or after a recess shall count as
equivalent to two absences incurred at any other time.

18 Leland University.

The President of the University will be in his office in the
Main Building at stated hours to confer with students who may-
desire advice or assistance.

All students of the University will room and board either
on the campus or with their parents or legal guardians in New
Orleans, and in immediate vicinity.

No student is allowed to leave the campus at any time without
permission.

No person will be dismissed from the Institution in good
standing who leaves it while under censure. Nor will any stu-
dent be graduated who has not discharged all his pecuniary
obligations to the Institution.

No person is admitted to the University as a candidate for the
degree of Bachelor of Arts, after the beginning of the first term
of the Senior year.

A candidate coming from an undergraduate class in an
approved institution may be allowed, at the discretion of the
Faculty, to enter this Universiy, provided he presents satisfactory
certificates from his former Institution.

Expenses.

All instruction, except in Instrumental Music, is free.

Board, per month $12.00

Incidental Expenses, for day scholars, per month 1.00

Instrumental Music, for four weeks, with piano practice. . . . 3.00

One-half the number of lessons, with piano practice 1.75

Board and Tuition, in Auxiliaries, per month 8.00

All University expenses must be paid in advance, failure
to comply with this rule will deprive the student of the privileges
of the University until payment is made, unless excused by special
vote of the Faculty.

No student can take his place in his class until he presents a
receipt from the office.

No deductions for incidentals for less than half a month.

All students are required to perform daily one hour of some
form of manual labor under the direction of a teacher as a part
of their payment for board.

Rooms are furnished with bedstead, mattress, pillows, quilts,
chairs, tables, washstand, mirror, bowl and pitcher.

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Students must provide themselves with sheets, pillow-cases,
towels, napkins, hair and tooth brushes. The young women must
be provided with waterproof, umbrella, over-shoes and dark under-
skirts. The wash-list of the articles of plain regular wear will
be furnished each student. Elaborate white skirts, dresses, etc.,
will not be received in the school laundry. The young men should
provide themselves with suitable apparel for the work-hour,
manual training shop and agricultural work.

It is specially desired that the dress of pupils shall be simple
and inexpensive.

Students are charged for any damage to their rooms or
furniture, whether it be done while they are present in the room
or absent from it, whether it is accidental or designed.

Auxiliary Schools.

In order to encourage the organization of local schools for
primary and grammar grade work, the University has made
provision for taking under its charge auxiliary schools in the
vicinity of New Orleans upon the following conditions:

1. That a property fairly valued at $2,000 shall be provided
by the trustees and kept in repair by them, with taxes, insurance
and incidental expenses paid.

2. That the tuitions, to the amount at least of $1 per month
for each pupil, be reported and paid to the University before the
5th of each school month.

3. That the course of study prepared by the Leland Faculty
for use in preparatory schools, or "Iceland Academies," be adopted
by the school with such text-books as are from time to time
prescribed.

4. The teachers of the school are to be appointed by the
President of Leland University in consultation with the trustees
of the school, and their names will appear as members of our
Faculty. Their salaries are to be paid by the University on terms
which may be agreed upon, to be adjusted with reference to the
apparent needs and probable income of the school.

5. Graduates of the school will be received into the regu-
lar normal classes of the University without examination. The
best scholar in each graduating class will receive from the Univer-
sity a prize of $1 per month, deducted from his first term bill,
and the second best scholar will receive a prize of 50 cents per
month in the same year.

20 Leland University.

Howe Institute.

The first auxiliary of Leland University was established at
New Iberia, La., in 1890, for preparatory and grammar school
work.

The sons of Peter Howe, of Wenona, 111., who, out of filial
regard for the wishes of their revered father, placed that beauti-
ful property under the control and management of the President
of the University for a number of years, last year gave the prop-
erty in fee simple to the school management and added a handsome
donation.

At the head of this Institution has been placed Pbof. Jonas
Henderson, M. A., who filled the chair of History and Mathe-
matics in the University for nine years. His ability as a teacher
is well and widely known. Mrs. Rebecca J. Henderson, a normal
graduate of Leland University, is matron of the boarding depart-
ment.

Leland Academy.

In November, 1892, the trustees of the Slater High School at
Donaldsonville, La., made application for acceptance as an
auxiliary school, under the name of Leland Academy, and is was
accepted by our Board. Mrs. George W. Osibin, is the efficient
Principal.

Monroe Academy.

Early in 1898, the Industrial High School at Monroe, La.,
was admitted to affiliation with us, having given satisfactory
evidence of ability to meet our prescribbed conditions. The
Trustees have shown commendable enterprise in securing a
valuable property for the school, and good work is being done
for industrial training. Large classes are maintained in music
and sewing.

Rev. J. L. Crossley, B. A., a graduate of Leland College is
the acting Principal.

Ruston Institute.

In 1900 the Ruston Normal and Academic Institute, at
Ruston, La., was accepted as an auxiliary school, according to

Leland University. 21

the conditions prescribed in the catalogue. Its Principal, Pro-
fessor Powell, is a graduate of the College Department of the
University of the class of 1899. He is an excellent scholar, an
able and efficient teacher, and is pushing the work of the school
with energy and success.

Opelousas High School.

In February, 1902, the Opelousas High School, formally
made application to become auxiliary to the University. The
school is a new one and bids fair to be useful. Professor Filman
P. Jackson, B.A., a graduate of our College is the Principal.

Central Louisiana Academy.
This well-known school has for some years been under the
charge of Professor W. R. Wright, graduate of the Normal
Department. The school has a large influence. It became aux-
iliary in 1902.

Cheneyville Academy.

The Academy at Cheneyville for some time has been sending
well prepared students to the University. In 1902, it became
auxiliary according to the prescribed conditions. The school
is very well equipped. Professor A. J. Lagarde, B. A., of Leland
College is the Principal.

Bunkie Academy.

Has a good location. Under the principalship of Professor W. O.
Boston, one of our Normal Graduates, it has twice enlarged, and
is still cramped for room. It became auxiliary this year. We
have received a number of excellent young people, well prepared,
from this School.

Houma Academy.

I The Fifth District Association established the Houma Acad-
emy. The building is in good condition. The Principal, D. F.
Ross, M. A., LL. B., is doing very good service. The School has

22 Leland University.

Israel Academy, Belle Alliance.

The Israel Baptist Church of Belle Alliance, Rev. H. C.
Cotton, Pastor, has built a good school building and maintains a
good corps of teachers. Miss Philomene Joseph, a graduate of
our Normal School, is the Principal. The School bids fair to be
a very useful factor in promoting education.

Other Academical Schools.

In addition to these Auxiliary Academies, there are under
the Baptist State Convention and the Association, and supported
by the churches of these bodies, schools at Baton Rouge, Shreve-
port, Gibsland, Homer and Mansfield with an enrollment for the
year of about 1030. There are also a great number of private
schools held in Baptist meeting houses, and supported by the
Churches with a very large enrollment.

Summary.

College Graduates 14

Under Graduates 24

Theological Department 2

Ministers' Class 29

Teachers' Training Department 48

Normal and College Preparatory 9G

English Preparatory:

Grade 8 26

Grade 7 38

Grade 6 43

Primary Grades r.. 142-249

Duplicates 41---422

Howe Institute 172

Leland Academy 50

Monroe Academy 201

Ruston Academy 260

Alexandria Academy 222

Cheney ville Academy 106

Opelousas High School 90

Bunkie Academy 169

Houma Academy 60

Belle Alliance Academy 175

Total 1927

Leland University. 23

The College and Theological Department.

R. W. PERKINS, M.A., Ph.D., President,

Philosophy and Theology.

GEORGE H. FELTON, M.A., M.D.,

Science and Sociology.

A. A. NEWHALL, M. A.,

Biblical Interpretation and Homiletics.

Mrs. R. W. PERKINS,
History and Rhetoric.

FRANCES A. RACE, B. A.,

Mathematics.

FRED. C. GASKILL, B.A.,

Greek and Logic.

GEO. B. CLARKE, B. A.,

Latin and French.

M. MAUDE GODDARD, B. A.,
English and Literature.

W. W. LEONARD,

Manual Training.

ELIZA P. SIMMONS,

Music.

Names of Students.

GRADUATE STUDENTS.

Alexander H. Brown, B.A., M.D., New Orleans.
Joseph S. Clarke, B.A., Baton Rouge.

Charles S. Collins, B.A., Houma.

Israel S. Powell, B.A., Ruston.

Leland University.

William M. Pruitt, B.S.,
Amelia Roberson, B.A,,
James D. Stewart, B.A.,
E. Leonidas Mellon, B.A.,
Jas. L. Crossley, B.A.,
Anderson Cheatham, B.A.,
Adam Joseph Lagarde, B.A.,
William Hicks, B.A.,
Filman P. Jackson, B.A.,
Richard D. Williams, B.A.,

Monroe.

Darrow.

Gibsland.

Detroit, Texas.

R us ton.

Donaldsonville.

Lafourche Crossing.

Gibsland.

Opelousas.

Seguin, Texas.

College.

SENIOR CLASS.

Madison James Foster, New Iberia.

Rosabella Hopes, Albemarle.

Samuel Paul Nelson, Allentown.

JUNIOR CLASS.

James Monroe Frazier, Gibsland.

Eleanor Victorine Kyzer, New Orleans.

Albert Leonidas Yates, Clarksdale, Miss.

John Bartholomew Yates, Clarksdale, Miss.

Joseph Nicholas,

SOPHOMORE CLASS.

Smoke Bend.
FRESHMAN CLASS.

Walter Roy Alston,
Retta Estella Brooks,
Ellen Louise Carter,
Reuben Ulysses Clark,
Bertha Marguerite Finnie,
Moses Stroter Gordon,
Aaron Hall,

Josinia Ellen Henderson,
Frank Benjamin Houston,
Roberta Ann Johnson,
Louisa Isabella Kyzer,
Rachel Moment,
Joseph Walter Nelson,
Nannie Beatrice Outtz,
Walter George Sneed,
William Wellington Solete,
Alice America Williams,

New Orleans.
New Orleans.
Bourge,
Lecompte.
New Orleans.
Algiers.
Fairmont.
New Iberia.
New Orleans.
New Orleans.
New Orleans.
New Orleans.
St. James.
Monroe,
Donaldsonville,
Barton.
New Orleans.

Leland University.
Theological Department.

SENIOR YEAR.
Adam Joseph Lagarde, B.A., Lafourche Crossing.
William Hicks, B.A., Gibsland.

Ministers' Class.

Rev. Jackson Acox,
Rev. Thomas E. Allain,
Charles James Boyd,
Charles William Brooks,
Rev. Edward Luke Brown,
Rev. Thomas Columbus,
Rev. Joseph Littleton Dennis,
Rev. Fred. Diamond,
♦Rev. Christopher Dixon,
Rev. John Henry Flemings,
Rev. Jeff. Fred. Fortson,
Rev. Moses Stroter Gordon,
Rev. Frank Benjamin Houston,
Rev. Gideon Junius,
Rev. Joshua Lawson,
Rev. Arthur Paul Orlage,
Rev. Charles Milburn,
Sandy Lee Moore,
Rev. Isaac Haywood Perkins,
Rev. Randall Porter,
Rev. Gloster Clanton Rounds,
Rev. Edward David Simms, ,
♦Rev. Oncy Funston Smith,
Rev. Joseph Talbert,
Rev. George Washington Tony,
Rev. Edward Nathaniel Webb,
Rev. John Walter Wiggins,
Rev. Isaiah Wilkerson,
Joshua Sidney Wilson,

Night

Edward Abraham,
Israel Gabrael,
James Golden,
A. E. Green,
Robert Land,
George C. Saunders,
E. A. Smith,
Richard G. Washington,
E. A. Watkins,

New Orleans.
Point Coupee.
Opelousas.
New Orleans.
New Orleans.
New Orleans.
Gretna.
New Orleans.
Gretna.
Algiers.
Purvis, Miss.
Algiers.
New Orleans.
Poplarville, Miss.
New Orleans.
New Orleans.
New Orleans.
New Orleans.
New Orleans.
New Orleans.
Gretna.
New Orleans.
Fairmount.
New Orleans.
New Orleans.
New Orleans.
New Orleans.
New Orleans.
Opelousas.

School.

New Orleans.
New Orleans.
New Orleans.
New Orleans.
New Orleans.
New Orleans.
New Orleans.
New Orleans.
New Orleans.

26 Leland University.

Teachers Training Class.

R. W. PERKINS, M.A., Ph.D., President,
Philosophy and Education.

MRS. R. W. PERKINS, Superintendent,
Theory and Practice Teaching.

FRED. C. GASKILL, B.A.,
Critic Teacher.

GEO. B. CLARKE, B.A.,
Critic Teacher.

MAUDE M. GODDARD, B.A.,
Critic Teacher.

AMELIA ROBERSON, B.A.,

Graduates.

FIRST CLASS, 1904.
Adam Joseph Lagarde, B.A.,

Filman Pericles Jackson, Madison James Foster,

Gilbert Somers Perez, Joseph Nicholas,

Richard Lincoln Williams, Rosabella Hopes,

Angie Florence Lewis, Joseph Walter Nelson,

Samuel Paul Nelson, James Monroe Frazier,

Eleonora Victorine Kyzer, Maud Bethinia Peyton.

SECOND CLASS, 1905.
John Bartholomew Gates, Nannie Beatrice Outtz,

Albert Leonidas Gates, Aaron Hall,

Bertha Finnie, Beatrice Gottlieb,

Louise Isabella Kyzer, Joseph Henry James,

Josinia Henderson, Minnie Ada Peyton,

Christina Antoinette Duconge.

Leland University. 27

College Preparatory, Normal and English Preparatory
Department.

R. W. PERKINS, M.A., Ph.D., President,
Philosophy and Education.

GEORGE H. FELTON, M.A., M.D., Principal,
Natural Sciences.

MRS. R. W. PERKINS,
History and Pedagogy.

FRANCES A. RACE, B.A., Preceptress,
Mathematics.

FRED. C. GASKILL, B.A.,

Greek and English.

GEORGE B. CLARKE, B.A.,
Latin and Science.

M. MAUDE GODDARD, B.A.,
History and English Branches.

SAMUEL P. NELSON,
Instructor in English Branches.

MADISON J. FOSTER,

Instructor in English Branches.

JAMES M. FRAZIER,
Instructor in English Branches.

ELEONORA V. KYZER,
Instructor in English Branches.

JOSEPH NICHOLAS,
Instructor in English Branches.

BERTHA FINNIE,

Instructor in English Branches.

JOHN W. NELSON,

Instructor in English Branches.

LOUISE ISABELLA KYZER,

Instructor in English Branches.

JOHN BARTHOLOMEW GATES,
Instructor in Night School.

MRS. H. B. GREEN,
Domestic Department.

MRS. GEO. H. FELTON,
Librarian.

Leland University.

Normal and College Preparatory Department.

FOURTH YEAR.

Enos Wilkins Brown, Thibodeaux.

Sallie Belle Bryant, New Orleans.

Florence Burnette, Corner View.
Arthur Alston Hartwell Clanton, New Orleans.

Celina Cutno, Darrow.

Zada Adele Davis, New Orleans.

Julia Eva Dejean, Plaquemine.

Christine Antoinette Duconge, New Orleans.

Julia Featherstone, New Orleans.

Beatrice Anita Gottlieb, Dallas, Tex.

Hamilton Mayor Holmes, Marksville.

Joseph Harry James, Evergreen.

Lillian James, New Orleans.

Eugenia Josephine King, New Orleans.

Benjamin Holbrook Kyzer, New Orleans.

Edworder Lillian Norris, Woodsworth.

Minnie Ada Payton, New Orleans.

Lillie Arthesta Roberts, Cherryville.

Juliet Sidonia Thornton, New Orleans.

John Walter Wiggins, New Orleans.

THIRD YEAR.

Evangeline Alston, New Orleans.

Agnes Bark ley, New Orleans.

Leontine Viola Bartholomew, New Orleans.

Amelia Bettis, New Orleans.

Thomas Columbus, Jr. New Orleans.

Thomas Samuel Dickerson, Tallien.

Nettie Rosabelle Giles. New Iberia.

Virginia Green, New Orleans.
William Bradderson Henderson, Washington.

Corinne Beatrice Joseph, New Orleans.

Marietta Ohio Knox, New Orleans.

Viola May Lawson, New Orleans.

Joseph Livingston, New Iberia.

Mattie Verna Newman, New Orleans.

Lydia Geneva Placide, New Iberia.

John Sherman Prescott, Opelousas.

Arlie Albertine Priestley, New Orleans.

Abraham Lawrence Simon, New Iberia.

Christopher Columbus Smith, Fairmount.

Dempsey Smith, Fairmount.

Mamie Ethel Smith, Alexandria.

James Ward, New Orleans.

Florence Anna Washington, Ruston,

William Williams, Meade.

William Randolph Wills, New Iberia.

Leland University.

Delia Ambrose,
Theresa Anderson,
Henry Alvah Breeler,
Mary Bush,
Tillie Marteal Clark,
Deborah Leontine Dorson,
Beatrice Flowers,
Gussie Foreman,
Ida Mattie Frank,
Bertha Louisa Green,
Elijah Hall, Jr.,
Cora Henderson,
Woodford Jackson,
Amanda F. L. Johnson,
Louisa Lillian Johnson,
Katie Ethel Kelly,
Ruth Malinda Roberson,
Arthur Lason Story,
Collins Henry Walker,
Journey William White,
Ruth May Vernon Wilson,

SECOND YEAR.

New Orleans.
New Orleans.
Evergreen.
New Iberia.
Lecompte.
New Orleans.
New Orleans.
Lake Charles.
Belle Alliance.
New Orleans.
Rapides.
New Orleans.
New Orleans.
New Orleans.
New Orleans.
New Orleans.
New Iberia.
New Orleans.
Marksville.
Paducah, Ky.
New Orleans.

FIRST YEAR.

Priscilla Anderson,
Joseph Bartholomew,
Henry Benjamin Brittain,
Charles William Brooks,
Hollice Lucius Bryant,
Dennis Jules Deveneaux,
Louisa Stewart Evans,
Ophelia Francis,
Mark Cyrus Gaines,
William Livingston Green,
Anna Leona Harris,
Louisiana Jackson,
Joshua Roster Lawson,
Lillian Lewis,
Irene MLckens,
Nancy Moore,
Earl Clarence Nelson,
Isaac Heywood Perkins,
Oscar Charles Pierce,
Ophelia Porter,
Savannah Richardson,

New Orleans.
New Orleans.
New Orleans.
New Orleans.
New Orleans.
New Orleans.
New Orleans.
New Orleans.
New Orleans.
Grace, Miss.
New Orleans.
New Orleans.
New Orleans.
Lutcher.
Monroe.
New Orleans.
Donaldsonville.
New Orleans.
New Orleans.
New Orleans.
Monroe.

Leland University.

Iona Ethel Smith,

New Orleans.

Ida Selena Stevens,

New Orleans.

Clara Olva Thomas,

New Orleans.

Frank John Walker,

New Orleans.

Vicey Wallace,

New Orleans.

Wilmur Manuel Washington,

Bunkie.

Edward Nathaniel Webb,

Algiers.

Andrew James Willis,

New Orleans.

Joshua Sidney Wilson,

Opelousas.

Josephine Baptiste,
Sarah Bettis,
Louise Britton,
Bertha Brown,
Edward Brown,
Eva Boyer,
Josephine Brunette,
Alice Campbell,
Isaac Curtis,
Alma Dumas,
Mattie Hawkins,
Carrie Jones,
John Kyzer,
Maud Lanehart,
Felix Marquez,
Elizabeth Maxson,
Anna Mitchell,
Bertha Moore,
Albert Narcisse,
Viola Page,
Willie Randall,
Rosanna Signal,
Florence Smith,
Ada Stephens,
Stella Williams,
Abbie Young,

Elenora Anderson,
Viola Anderson,
Louis Bartholomew,
Rosetta Bolds,
Charles Boyd,
Luella Breaux,
Dee Burke,
Herminia Blunt,

English Preparatory,

EIGHTH GRADE.

New Orleans.
New Orleans.
New Orleans.
New Orleans.
New Orleans.
New Orleans.
Algiers, La.
New Orleans.
New Orleans.
Houma, La.
Lake Charles, La.
New Orleans.
New Orleans.
New Orleans.
New Orleans.
Pearlington, Miss.
Monroe, La.
New Orleans.
New Orleans.
New Orleans.
Chicago, 111.
New Orleans.
New Orleans.
New Orleans.
Morgan City.
New Orleans.

SEVENTH GRADE.

New Orleans.
New Orleans.
New Orleans.
New Orleans.
Opelousas, La.
Opelousas, La.
Monroe, La.
New Orleans.

Leland University.

O 1

William Christmas,

New Orleans.

Henry Clark,

New Orleans.

Morton Crosier,

New Orleans.

George Dorsey,

New Orleans.

Odessa Finnie,

New Orleans.

Robert Harris,

New Orleans.

Julia Henderson,

New Orleans.

Marian Hite,

New Orleans.

Fannie Hubbs,

New Orleans.

Tliomas Jackson,

New Orleans.

Albertha Johnson,

New Orleans.

Vallena Johnson,

New Orleans.

Irene Jones,

New Orleans.

Anita Lassar,

New Orleans.

Fannie Lawson,

Algiers, La.

Gustave Lee,

New Orleans.

Alice McKay,

New Orleans.

James H. Norman,

New Orleans.

Ruth Norris,

New Orleans.

Price W. Palmer,

New Orleans.

Thomas D. Pierce,

New Orleans.

Charles Pierce,

New Orleans.

Randolph Porter,

New Orleans.

Millie Randall,

New Orleans.

Glenda Raymond,

New Orleans.

Charles Robinson,

New Orleans.

Julia Walker,

New Orleans.

Louise Watson,

New Orleans.

Harry Williams,

New Orleans.

James Young,

New Orleans.
SIXTH GRADE.

Isabella Adams,

New Orleans.

Agnes Armstrong,

New Orleans.

Henrietta Armstrong,

New Orleans.

Mary Blissett,

New Orleans.

Sarah Britton,

New Orleans.

Frank H. M. Brooks,

New Orleans.

Willie P. Brown,

New Orleans.

Charles W. Brown,

New Orleans.

Rebecca Butler,

New Orleans.

Clarietta Canaan,

Mobile, Ala.

Ruth Campfield,

Mobile, Ala.

Meada Chapman,

Mobile, Ala.

Bertha Cooley,

Mobile, Ala.

Lela Josephine Davis,

West Carrol, La.

Anita Dunning,

Lake Charles, La.

Rosetta Edmore,

New Orleans.

Samuel Flemings,

Algiers, La.

Joseph W. Gordon,

Algiers, La.

Robert Green,

Gibson, La.

Henrietta Gregg,

Gibson, La.

Leland University.

Hazel Hubbs,
Ida Johnson,
Asker Jones,
Annie Joseph,
Pearl Lawson,
Henry Lewis,
Azoria Lister,
Ida McGuire,
Willie Mitchell,
Janie Peters,
Ethel Ross,
Samuel Sanford,
Florence Saunders,
Celestine Segura,
Isaac Smith,
Olivia Smith,
Isaiah Sims,
Clara Toddy,
Harrison White,
Delia Williams,
Leona Willmore,
Frances Wooten,
Willie Wright,

Virginia Acker,
Eva Alexander,
Lorena Augustus,
Naomi Bailey,
Ruth Bailey,
Alice Bowman,
James Brooks,
Fred Brooks,
Fred Brown,
Laura Brown,
Hannah Burnette,
Lily Citizen,
Abraham Cooper,
Edmonia Davis,
Lily Dobard,
Arthur Downing,
Naomi Drummond,
Beulah Glaze,
Joseph Herman,
Inez Holland,
Alice Humble,
Berlinda Hunt,
Mary Hunter,
Joseph Johnson,
Lucy Jones,

Gibson, La.
New Orleans.
New Orleans.
New Orleans.
New Orleans.
New Orleans.
New Orleans.
Birmingham, Ala.
Birmingham, Ala.
Gainesville, Miss.
New Orleans.
Grace, Miss.
New Orleans.
New Orleans.
New Orleans.
New Orleans.
Gibson, La.
Gibson, La.
Gibson, La.
Morgan City, La.
New Orleans.
Pearlington, Miss.
Pearlington, Miss.

Primary Grades,

FIFTH GRADE.

Gainesville, Miss.
New Orleans.
New Orleans.
New Orleans.
New Orleans.
Odenburg, La.
New Orleans.
New Orleans.
New Orleans.
New Orleans.
New Orleans.
New Orleans.
^ew Orleans.
New Orleans.
New Orleans.
Evergreen, La.
New Orleans.
Lake Charles, La.
New Orleans.
New Orleans.
New Orleans.
New Orleans.
New Orleans.
New Orleans.
New Orleans.

Leland University.

Adele Joseph,

New Orleans.

Albertha King,

New Orleans.

John King,

New Orleans.

Edward Lear,

New Orleans.

Richard McGuinn,

New Orleans.

Ruth McGwin,

New Orleans.

Carrie Moton,

* New Orleans.

Alison Murray,

New Orleans.

Mary Myers,

Vidalia, La.

Timothy Patterson,

Algiers, La.

Lela Perkin.

New Orleans.

Violet Peterson,

New Orleans.

Benjamin Porter,

New Orleans.

Olivia Shepherd,

New Orleans.

Rinaldo Smith,

Pearlington, Miss.

Nicholas Smith,

Pearlington, Miss.

Ashland Thomas,

Houma, La.

Robert Vessel,

New Orleans.

Rachel Washington,

New Orleans.

Mamie White,

New Orleans.

Samuel White,

New Orleans.

Victor Williams,

New Orleans.

Benlah Williams,

New Orleans.

Levi Williams, Jr.,

Morgan City, La.

Missouri Williams,

Neita P. O., La.

Alberta Winfrey,

New Orleans.

Albert Workman,

New Orleans.

Viola Wright,

New Orleans.

Maud Young,

New Orleans.

FOURTH GRADE.

Samuel Bradford,

New Orleans.

Louisa Brooks,

New Orleans.

James C. Brooks,

New Orleans.

Celestine Brown,

New Orleans.

Biana Butler,

New Orleans.

Olivia Carter,

New Orleans.

Esper Coleman,

New Orleans.

Isadore Crosier,

New Orleans.

Eloise Dauphine,

New Orleans.

Oliver Edney,

New Orleans.

Clementine Epps,

New Orleans.

Louisa Fields,

New Orleans.

Willie Freeman,

New Orleans.

Albert Gabriel,

New Orleans.

Geor^iana Gould,

New Orleans.

Juanita Guardette,

New Orleans.

Willie Hayes,

New Orleans.

Eugene Henry,

New Orleans.

Martha Hill,

New Orleans.

Daisy Hudson,

New Orleans.

Leland University.

William Johnson,

New Orleans.

Susie Johnson,

New Orleans.

Anita Johnson,

New Orleans.

Bonita Lambert,

New Orleans.

Ruth Lester,

New Orleans.

Adele Martinez,

New Orleans.

Albertine Mayfield,

New Orleans.

Olivia Morrison,

New Orleans.

Alarie Myers,

iVew Orleans.

Carrie Parker,

New Orleans.

Mary Randolph,

New Orleans.

Edward Sherrie,

New Orleans.

Elmeter Smith,

New Orleans.

Johanna Smith,

New Orleans.

Rosalie Speed,

New Orleans.

Wimberly Stamps,

New Orleans.

Tobias Stamps,

New Orleans.

Ida Stark,

New Orleans:

Evan Stemley,

New Orleans.

Georgiana Wallace,

New Orleans.

Aleta Wells,

New Orleans.

Darthuler Wells,

New Orleans.

Bertha White,

New Orleans.

Lottie Williams,

New Orleans.

Elizabeth Wilson,

New Orleans.

Madeline Young,

New Orleans.

THIRD GRADE.

Bertha Abraham,

New Orleans.

Viola Brown,

New Orleans.

Georgiana Brown,

New Orleans.

Ara Chapman,

New Orleans.

Willie Dandrige,

New Orleans.

Willie Dauphine,

New Orleans.

Ferdinand Davis,

New Orleans.

Edgar Edwards,

New Orleans.

Benjamin Francis,

New Orleans.

Edna C. Graham,

New Orleans.

Victorian Jones,

New Orleans.

Samuel Joseph,

New Orleans.

Savannah King,

New Orleans.

Lily Marineaux,

New Orleans.

James Mitchell,

New Orleans.

Beatrice Oubres,

New Orleans.

Arthur Pier,

New Orleans.

Carrie Ranker,

New Orleans.

Cleveland Ranker,

New Orleans.

Hannah Robinson,

New Orleans.

Cinovia Sims,

New Orleans.

Alfred Smith,

New Orleans.

Leon Tompkins,

New Orleans.

Leland University.

Daniel Washington,
Sherman Watson,
Maggie Williams,
Josephine Williams,
Thaddeus Willis,
Elenora Wine,
Celestine Zeno,

Willie Eddison,
Ethel Butler,
Willie Cavalier,
Thomas Gibson,
Oliver Joseph,
George Laurent,
Virginia Lee,
James Lee,
James C. Mitchell,
Charles Preston,
Lydia Priestley,
Beula Warren,

New
New
New
New
New
New
New

Orleans.
Orleans.
Orleans.
Orleans.
Orleans.
Orleans.
Orleans.

SECOND GRADE.

New
New
New
New
New
New
New
New
New
New
New
New

Orleans.
Orleans.
Orleans.
Orleans.
Orleans.
Orleans.
Orleans.
Orleans.
Orleans.
Orleans.
Orleans.
Orleans.

Howe Institute.

James Adams,
Richard Anderson,
Mary Baltzar,
Louretta Barker,
Ida Bernard,
Albert Board,
Matthew Bowles,
Chester Brown,
Lottie Bush,
Mary L. Campbell.
Anna Castillo,
Herbert Chagois,
Ovey Charles,
Willie Chapman,
Hattie Cheatham,
Victoria Cooper,
John W. Cooper,
Lucy Coulon,
Lillie Curtis.
Louvinia Day.
Rosenblatt Daniel,
Gussie Davis,
Benjamin Decuir,
(ius Denton,
Henry Denton,
Ellen Deyon,

Charlotte Allen,
Eunice Arseno,
Viney Garrett.
Joseph A. Beard,
Edgar Biagas,
Joyce Boutte,
Grant Brown,
Charles Brown,
Harvey T. Butler,
Emily Carpenter,
J. O. Catalan,
Mathew Charles,
Nathan Chapman,
Ada Chapman,
Ernest T. Commeaux,
Beulah Cooper,
Alfred Cormeia,
Rosa Courtney,
Mary Day.
Lemar Daigle,
Rufus Davis,
Thomas Dean,
Althemus Delahousas,
Mary Denton,
Charles Denton,
Cora Draden,

Leland University.

Gertrude Duedoo,
Gustave Fontenette,
Mary Ford,
Effie Friend,
Beatrice Fwolks,
Roscoe Giles,
Celly Green,
James Hansley,
Claud Harris,
Edwin Hebert,
Marsh Henderson,
Mary James,
Eugene Johnson,
Rosa Jones,
Virginia Jones,
Joseph Jones,
Celia Joseph,
Alzina Junius,
Gertrude Landry,
itobert Lawson,
Annias Ledeaux.
Arthur Livingston,
Julia Luckey,
John W. Manson,
Albert Merritt,
John Miller,
Aspasie Mitchell,
Leon Moore,
Beulah Nicholas,
Jefferson Obee,
Irma Olevier,
Ophelia Owens,
Elva Ozenes,
Hermenia Paul,
Maud Petry,
Benjamin Placide,
Edwin Portier,
Everlyne Randolph,
Chester A. Reese,
Willie Richardson,
S. S. Rideaux,
Willie Rochell,
Max Roy,
Eugene Savoy,
Ezeb Simon,
William Simon,
Booth B. Smart,
William Spencer,
Clotilde Thibodeaux,
Abraham J. Thomas,
Villria Trahan,

Mary Feast,
Annette Fontenette,
Alcide Friend,
Almetta Fwolks,
Charles Gallerscn,
Harry Gillard,
Richard Green,
Mary A. Harmon,
Louis W. Hawkins,
Naomi Henderson,
Attucks Henderson,
Horace Jenkins,
Isiah Johnson,
Henry Jones,
Walter Jones,
Felton P. Jones,
Kinery Joseph,
Peter King,
Louis Lautier,
Pearly Lee,
Lcunetta Livingston,
Courtney Luckey,
Mary J. Manuel,
Joseph Martin,
Lula Merritt,
Lena Mitchell,
Cora Mitchell,
Pearley Moore,
David Nickerson,
Thomas Ogborn,
Mattie Owens,
Dudley Owens,
Everlena Parson,
Nathaniel Payne,
Robert Pierre,
Hattie Placide,
Dumas Raggette,
Joseph Ratier,
Lemar Richard,
John Q. Rideaux,
Hazel Robertson,
Douglas Rogers,
Benjamin Sanders,
Mary Senegal,
Alcide Simon,
Paul Simon,
Wilson Stewart,
Gloria Thibodeaux,
Joseph Thibodeaux,
Cecelia Tilpheau,
Isadore Trahan,

LELAND UnIVEPwSITY.

Aaron Vallere,
Joseph Viltz,
Benjamin Vincent,
Daisy Wallace,
Fedora Washington,
Thomas Washington,
Bertha White,
Sullivan Wilkins,
Bertha Williams,
Zenobia Williams,
Teonise Wilturner,

dentine Vallere,
Samuel Vincent,
James Vugerie,
Isabella D. Walton,
Yancy M. Washington,
Bertha Watts,
Burney White,
Robert Wilkins,
Clem. Williams,
Aritile Wilturner,
Beatrice Zeno,

North Louisiana Industrial High School,

Monroe, La.

Maggie Adams,
Edith Allen,
Bennie Brice,
Louisa Bowie,
Rosa Barnes,
Bertha Broadnax,
Obadiah Barnes,
James Brice,
Mary Boatner,
Vidella Clark,
Francis Chambers,
Katie Cann,
Lucilla Cross,
Aaron Clark,
Mrs. Oliver Clark,
Celia Caesar,
Mrs. Laura Cooper,
George Carter,
Emma Dillard,
Katie Dunn,
Leonidas Dunn,
Cyrus Darrington,
Kelso Davis,
Blanch Futch,
Lillie Fellows,
Isabella Ford,
William Green,
Louis Green,
Bettie Gray,
William Gully,
Estella Gordon,
Eunice Hammock,
Lillie Hudson,
Ida Harris,
Eula Hill,
Frank Hall,

John Allen,

McNealy Armstead,

Bridget F. Brown,

Beatrice Brown,

Lillian Bearden,

Eddie Burton,

Robert Barnes,

May Bell Battard,

Daisy Cheatham,

Robert Cann,

Josephine Cann,

Ella Cann,

Ella Croon,

Mrs. Lizzie Covington,

Mrs. Emma Croon,

Alberda Caesar,

Emily Culpepper,

Mattie Dillard,

Mattie Davis,

Henry Dunn,

Fanny Dunn,

Stonewall Jackson Dillard,

Fanny Edwards,

Guy Futch,

Bertha Florence,

Pearl Ford,

Rosena Green,

Lillie Gray,

Lottie May Gardner,

Tillman Green,

Fred Griggs,

Mary Ella Hooks,

Evans Harris,

Eunice Hill,

John Hurt,

Alice Harris,

Leland University.

Ernest Hamilton,
Laura Head,
Ada Hendricks,
Willie Hunter,
Tempy Hammons,
Clara Hunter,
Sanford Hunter,
William Hunter,
Mrs. Lovey Jones,
Willie Jones,
Evans Jones,
Hilda Jones,
Alberta Johnson,
Lacy Jones,
Benton Jackson,
Hattie Jackson,
Beatrice Lewis,
Mary Moss,
Odilea Mitchell
Frances Mitchell,
Herbert Maryweathers,
Henry Montgue,
George McNeal,
Mollie Mack,
Mrs. Willie Muse,
Ellen Nicholson,
Rosetta Netherly,
John Patterson,
Nimrod Perkins,
Robert Patterson,
Edward Patrick,
Alberta Perkins,
Mrs. L. A. Patterson,
Lulu Polite,
Lee Ola Reese,
Curtis Robinson,
Cornelius Rayford,
George Rogers,
George Smith,
Bertha Smith,
Dannie C. Scott,
Hattie Spencer,
Alice Scott,
Archie Steward,
Donna Swim,
Mrs. Rosa Stokes,
Anita Sherman,
Pinkie Sims,
Mrs. Martha Swansen,
Florence Thompson,
Darnishu Taylor,

DeWitt Hodge,
Simmons Hamilton,
Mamie Hardly,
Amos Hill,
Phoeby Hunter,
Isabella Hunter,
Rachina Hunter,
Emma Irving,
Maggie Jenkins,
Herman Johnson,
Loretta James,
Annie Johnson,
Lanier Johnson,
Lee Jackson,
Bessie Johnson,
Orell King,
Bertha Levy,
Sebastian Mitchell,
Aaron Mitchell,
Elijah Mays,
Armetus Moore,
Pearl Mack,
Cora Marbles,
Ella Muse,
Rosa Nelson,
Anderson Nelson,
Mrs. Clara Outz,
Euclid M. Pruitt,
Hattie Pope,
Robert Powell,
Leon Pratt,
Thomas Price,
A. A. Pradd,
Samuel Pierson,
Jessie Reeves,
Albert Rooker,
Mrs. Frances Richardson,
Esther .Raggleton,
Irene Smith,
Mary Lee Scales,
James Spencer,
Lelia Smith,
Malinda Sharper,
Lulu Scott,
James Steward,
Benjamin Smith,
Herman Spotswood,
Sarah Sherman,
Freddie Sherman,
Sydney Taylor,
John B. Thompson,

Leland University,

Ollie Tate,

Mrs. Caroline Thornton,

Minnie L. Williams,

Pearly Williams,

Jason Williams,

Lulu Williams,

Mrs. Martba Swansen,

Savannah Williams,

Bertha Wilson,

Mrs. Laura Williams,

Nellie Williams,

Ida Williams,

Alcena Young,

Katie Williams,

Minnie Ward Thompson,
Isaiah Turner,
Ira Vickers,
Marshall Williams,
Annie Wooten,
Bessie Wallace,
Jesse Warren,
Olivia Wagner,
Samuel Williams,
Mrs. A. L. Windham,
Lillie Williams,
Madeline Williams,
Mrs. Julia White,
Julia Williams,

Central Louisiana Academy.

Laura Adkins,
Junius Adkins,
Cullen Baker,
Louella Baker,
Robert Baker,
Robert Blackman,
Alice Blackson,
Jno. Beatty,
Viola Beatty,
Conrad Bassett,
Hattie Betups,
John Billings,
Frank Boardman,
Charles Boardman,
Webster Brown,
Peter Boyer,
Lenna Boyer,
Ellen Byas,
Ulysses Carr,
Wilbert Carr,
Loyd Clark,
Ovoid Clark,
Eliza Carter,
Samuel Cary,
Mary Cooper,
Alvine Culbert,
Paul Cushman,
Louis Davis,
John Diggs,
Thomas Duel,
Willie Dyas,
Willie Dennis, |
Olivet Ennis,
Bessie Ellis,

Willie Adkins,
Emily Baker,
Isaiah Banks,
Solomon Blackson,
Beulah Barrett,
Delia Beatty,
Maria Beatty,
Vivian Bassett,
Ethel Billings,
Walter Billings,
Lucretia Boardman,
Madeline Boardman,
Lucy Boyer,
Emma Boyce,
Henry Bradley,
Daisy Carr,
Mary Cason,
Maud Chaffin,
Louis Clark,
Maria Cary,
James Cary,
John Collins,
Edward Culbert,
Lawrence Curtis,
Virginia Davis,
Joanna Diggs,
Elwordie Dixie,
Ella Dorsey,
Josephine Dennis,
Josie Dekote,
Susie Ediva,
Laura Fox,
Ada Griffin,
Dempsie Gordon,

LELAND UNIVERSITY.

Rosa Figgins,
Perlina Green,
Major Goston,
Morel Handley,
Cordelia Hays,
Thomas Hines,
Hattie Haywood,
John Hobbs,
Teberta Hobbs,
Claude Hudson,
Alice Hynson,
Timothy Hunter,
Dotsie lies,
Henrietta lies,
Fred. Jackson,
Georgia Johnson,
Wm. Johnson,'
Ida Johnson,
James Johnson,
Warren Johnson,
Thomas Johnson,
Amanda Johnson,
Del lie Jenkins,
Andrew Jones,
Clifford Jones,
Harrison Jones,
Susie King,
Cramuel Kenedy,
Roberta Kilpatrick,
Hulda Kraft,
Deborah Lee,
Rosa Leonard,
Mary Lewis,
Eloise Louis,
Ulysses Marx,
Clifton Marx,
Alzenna McCray,
Jennie McKay,
Newman Michael,
Bryan Mitchell,
Isaac Neal,
Pearl Newton,
Onso Norris,
Deomnia Norris,
Sadie Pendleton,
Bertha Philips,
Joseph Porter,
Sari ah Porter,
Nellie Powels,
Lillie Price,
Sherman Price,
Joseph Randall,

Bertha Hadley,
Ola Hays,
Isaiah Hines,
Tenna Haywood,
Susie Hickman,
Rosa Hobbs,
Robert Hobbs,
Mary Holoway,
Jessie Hynson,
William Hunter,
Canton Jackson,
Francis Jefferson,
Louis Johnson,
Jimmie Johnson,
Franklin Johnson,
Matthew Johnson,
Gertrude Johnson,
Israel Johnson,
Hanna Johnson,
Johnnie Jones,
Lillie Jones,
Lelia Jones,
Samuel King,
Stephen King,
Caroline Kenedy,
Artie Kraft,
Maud Krukshank,
Martha Krukshank,
Alfred Leonard,
Victoria Leonard,
George Lockwood,
Samuel Lovett,
Martin Marx,
Lena Marie,
Hobson McKay,
La ley McDonald,
Horace Michael,
Harriet Morris,
Maud Neal,
Fred. Newton,
Champion Norris,
Pearl Pembrook,
Maddie Pendleton,
Clarence Porter,
Edna Porter,
Frank Porter,
Jessie Price,
Rachael Price,
Ella Randall,
Willie Robinson,
Edna Shells,
Joseph Smith,

Leland University.

Estelle Robinson,
Clarence Smith,
Tietta Smith,
Joseph Scott,
Hazel Strata,
Betsie Starling,
Elmira Tadlock,
Rebecca Tanner,
Polly Terrel,
James Thomas,
Willie Taylor,
Octavia Vaughns,
Thomas Wade,
Lillie Wallis,
Henry Washington,
Eliza Watts,
Rosanna Wilkins,
Mary Williams,
Rosa Williams,
Sallie Williams,
Ethel Williams,
Cecile Williams,
Miriam Wright,
Mildred Williams,
Oce Williams,

Tiberta Smith,
Eva Stewart,
Marie St. Andres,
Ethel Sntney,
Pauline Stearns,
Arthur Tanner,
Dan Tarver,
Robt. Thomas,
Jos. Thomas,
Mary Vandyke,
Samuel Wade,
Fannie Wallis,
Gladys Walker,
Fannie Washington,
Elmira Watts,
Willie Wilson,
Octavine Williams,
Theophelus Williams,
John Wagoner,
Rosa Williams,
Eunice West,
Emanuel Williams,
Beatrice Williams,
Augusta Young,
Leonard Young,

Horace E. Adams,
Mary O. Adams,
Delia Anderson,
Susanna Burr,
Mary Bennie,
Isaiah Bivens,
David Crittle,
Lenora Chambers,
Augusta Chambers,
Moses Chambers,
John Carter,
Darrel Durell,
Joseph Dabney,
William Foote,
Mattie A. Grisby,
Norah Harris,
Bessie Johnson,
Paul Johnson,
Jessie Jackson,
Madora Jones,

Cheneyville Academy,
Cheneyville, La.

Mary Burr,
Lawrence Brown,
Mary Bennette,
Eliza Carlins,
Lottie Carlins,
Henry Crittle,
Isaiah Chambers,
Carrie Chambers,
Stewart Carter,
Elouise Dunford,
Edward Deal,
Solomon Gaines,
Mattie Hall,
Iviry Haggins,
Emma Jackson,
Winnie Johnson,
Mary E. Jones,
Leon Kenner,
Edward Lyons,
Lolda Liggins,

Leland University.

George Kennedy,
Laura Lagarde,
Joseph Landry,
Octavia LeFleur,
Mahaley Mack,
Carrie Moore,
Mary Murry,
Viola Michael,
Paul Michael,
Lemuel Murry,
Emma Nelson,
Martha Oliver,
Mary Oliver,
Henderson A. Plummer,
Mary E. Poole,
Alexander Porche,
Mary E. Plummer,
Bertha Randall,
Mary Roberson,
Edwin Roberson,
Florence Roberson,
Dorcas Robinson,
Alice Riley,
Mentie A. Stewart,
Maggie Sullivan,
Elizabeth Sanders,
Sidonia Terry,
Martha Vann,
Louise Winchester,
Oscar Winchester,
Major Webb,
William Wilson,
Corean Williams,

Leonny LeFleur,
William Lavais,
Nancy Martin,
Douglas Murry,
Robert Murry,
Orilia Michael,
Rufus McCray,
Zelphia McCray,
Bertha Newton,
Samuel Oliver,
George Oliver,
William J. Poole,
Earnest Poland,
Matthew Page,
William Ripteau,
Bertha M. Roberts,
Elizabeth Riis,
George Roberson,
Ford Roberson,
Arthur Riley,
Henry Stewart,
Gretchen Sullivan,
Estella Sanders,
Joseph Sanders,
Eugenia Voorhies,
Laura Watkins,
Thomas Winchester,
William Winchester,
Rawlance Webb,
Marris Weinburge,
Taylor Williams,
Carrie Washington,
Harry Williams,

Griffin Aaron,
Oscar Allen,
Elenora Andros,
Cephas Boswell,
Willie Bowens,
Augusta Bryant,
Walter Clark,
Mary Cyprien,
Mary Davis,
Mary Deshotell,
Florence Esprite,
Thomas Frank,

Seventh District High School,
Opelousas, La.

Vincent Alexander,
Ross Allen,
Sarah Bordelon,
Lawrence Boswell,
Moses Brooks,
Wilton Carrier,
Lloyd Crocket,
Alfred Davis,
Estella Deshotell,
Inez Deshotell,
Edna Fountain,
Caldwell Geron,

Leland University.

Eva Geron,
Artley Green,
Colton Hebard,
Isaac Irving,
Nathan Jackson,
Timothy Jackson,
Dorcas James,
Arthur Johnson,
Isaiah Johnson,
Wilbert Lamothe,
Marshal Larose,
Bessie Lewis,
Selina Lewis,
John Lewis,
Talmens Locks,
Mynetha Locks,
Malvin E. Lyons,
Samuel F. Moore,
Spurgeon Moore,
Belton Moore,
Caledonia Moss,
Cora Roberts,
Ephraim Ross,
Ada Smith,
Carrie Smith,
Edgar Thierry,
Mary Washington,
Ralph White,
Burlie Williams,
Cora Wilson,
Sherman Wilson,
Viola Young,
Garnet Young,

Mildred Geron,

Milton Green,

James Hilman,

Eunice Jackson,

Pearl Jackson,

Willie Jackson,

Samuel James,

Clarence Johnson,

Eddie Lamothe,

Arthur Larose,

Edolia Lastine,

Garvin Lewis,

Isaac Lewis,

Cassie Ann Locks,

Cordelia Locks,

Perlah Locks,

Cecilia Merritt,

Kate Moore,

William McKinley Moore,

Nancy Moss,

Hardy Pieya,

John Rooch,

Robert Smith,

Correlda Smith,

Kate Smith,

Lavinia Ventries,

Robert Watson,,

Maria White,

Josie Williams,

Sarah Williams,

Joseph Wilson,

Jerry Winfred,

Bertha Young,

Bunkie Academy.

Anna B. Adams,
Clay Brack,
Earnestine Boston,
James Banister,
Ophelia Beverley,
Virgie Ann Beryman,
John J. Burns,
Grover C. Butler,
Rufus W. Coston,
Willie Coleman,
John R. Cabot,
Richard Carter,
Modes E. Captain,
Edward S. Coston,

Beatrice M. Addison,
Joseph Augilton,
Hattie Burns,
Laura Bailey,
Julia Beverley,
Tony Brooks,
Matilda Brazier,
Odelia Bryant,
Samuel A. Coston,
Luticia Clark,
Henry Carter,
Nettie Clark,
Loretta M. Coston,
James Compton,

Leland University.

Foster Carr,
Clara Cunnigan,
Calhoun Cunnigan,
Elnar Charlton,
Amanda Carter,
Erane Captain,
Octavia Carter,
Augustus Dorsey,
Lottie Dudley,
Hannah Dabney,
Mary H. Edwards,
Willie Edwards,
Walter H. Ennis, Jr.,
Louisa Fisher,
Rothie Ford,
Florence Fox,
Eliza H. Foley,
Anna Frazier,
Gilbert R. Gardener,
Silas Garrison,
Alfred Gray,
Delia S. Hubbs,
Clara Hayward,
Etta Hilt,

Albert L. Hayward, Jr.,
Elvira Johnson,
Odelia Johnson,
William Johnson,
Virgie Jackson,
Henry Johnson,
A 1 vert a Jones,
Willie Keary,
Maggie Lee,
Mary Lavolais,
Lottie Lee,
Almus Lewis,
Mary Love,
Amanda Moore,
Anna McCabe,
Grady Moore,
Anna G. Marshall,
Ida Moore,
Nella Moore,
Mattie Miles,
Nevadah Prie,
Muncie Powell,
Mary Reed,
Mary Etta Reed,
Lizzie Simpson,
Eva Shepherd,

Lessie Cunnigan,
Antee Cunnigan,
Mary Colbay,
Rosa Chambers,
Mildridge Carter,
Lela Chambers,
Edna B. Duval,
Dora Dobbins.
Frances Dudley,
Harriet C. Dorsey,
Ara Edwards,
Charlie Fisher,
Lou B. Foley,
Duous Field,
Gazette Foster,
Nadie Franklin,
Sidonia Gills,
Bessie Gaines,
Mary Gray,
Mamie Hayward,
Charlie Hayward,
Frazier Hayward,
Fleekward Hayward,
Edna Hayward,
E. Overton Jackson,
Roselia Joshua,
Oler Jemison,
Emily Jefferson,
Fannie Jackson,
Mattie Keary,
Hilliard Kemper,
Mamie Lockett,
Stanley Lee,
Lawrence J. Lee,
George Love,
Martina Lovett,
Erma McCray,
Peter Moore,
Semmi Morehead,
Lawrence Miller,
Moran S. Mitchell,
Zilphy McCray,
Lieutenant O'Neal,
Cornelia Pinkney,
Emma Robinson,
Rachael Rainey,
Andrew Sharp,
Abram Scott,
Rosa Snowden,
Flora Sidney,

Leland University.

Carry Smith,
Joseph Smith,
Ophelia Taylor,
Josephine Voorhies,
Addie O. Veal,
Jane Viatar,
Clarence Van Dyke,
Mary Vincent,
Philip Dalton Van Dyke,
Saston Watson,
Rebecca Williams,
Casimore Washington,
Ella Nora Washington,
J. Osborne Williams,
Kisiah White,
Verge Wicliff,
Albert Watson,
Sidney M. Wilson,
Rosa Wiley,
Robert Williams,

Forest Sudds,
Bessie Van Dyke,
Susan G. Van Dyke,
Patience C. Van Dyke,
Alzena Van Dyke,
Wesley Van Dyke,
Robert Van Dyke,
Rebecca) Ward,
Coil Watson,
Cornelia Williams,
I. Warner Washington,
Addie Washington,
Eddie White,
Annis Williams,
Samuel Wicliff,
Mattie Williams,
James Wiley,
Alice Williams,
Jacob L. Williams,
Ella Nora Williams,
Lawrence Williams,

Israel Academy.

Albertha Bernard,
Albertha Meritt,
Ann Robertson,
Albertha Armstrong,
Annie Joseph,
Anna Lewis,
Alonzo Demesme,
Aulsee Taulman,
Arthur Duga,
Albert Thompson,
Auguste Williams,
Arthur Lawrence,
Beatrice Meritt,
Clamonse Solomon,
Claudie Love,
Clara Landry,
Clarence Amos,
Clarence Truxilio,
C. C. Hubbs,
Clarence Hubbs,
Delia B. Wilson,
Edme Wilson,
Estella Joseph,
Elnora Tate,
Everline Thompson,

Alice Walker,
Annie Evans,
Amanda Dandriage,
Alma Jones,
Albertha Dezeree,
Ada Williams,
Adam Green,
Arthur Gassie,
Arthur Levy,
Alfred Frank,
Aldorph Landry,
Bennie Severan,
Celeste Landry,
Cadella H. Pleasant,
Catherine Taylor,
Charlie McKeeser,
Clarence Green,
Clarence Winfry,
Charlie Davis,
Deborah Merritt,
Edna Severan,
Elvie Hubbs,
Emelda Frank,
Elnora Miles,
Emelda E. Demesme,

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Elnora Sammons,
Edna F. Demesme,
Edna Oliver,
Elizabeth Paterson,
Earl B. Madison,
Eliza Thompson,
Ellis Williams,
Frances Walker,
Fergen Dorsey,
Fostena Frank,
Gertrude Miller,
Georgia Hills,
George Williams,
Gustavia Jones,
Henry Green,
Henen Porter,
Isabella Demesme,
Ida Martin,
Josephine Barns,
Johnny McKeiser,
Joseph Williams,
Jake Dabney,
John Molden,
Johnny Severan,
Kattie Remus,
Larlie Joseph,
Lelia Joseph,
Luverta Denegree,
Lester Sampson,
Maggie White,
Mary Custy,
Magnolia Arnold,
Manerra Orange,
Mable Lawrence,
Martha White,
M. C. Marterre,
Minus Wilson,
Neshaw Truhill,
Olivia Pempty,
Orelia Byons,
Olivia Mills,
Ora Bernard,
Oscar Landry,
Oscar Isom,
Priscilla Porter,
Philoman Simms,
Roselie Wilson,
Sarah Jones,
Samuel Bias,

Edna F. Suel,
Edna Shields,
Eola Neil,
Emma Forcha,
Eddie Duga,
Edward Porter,
Ferrida Garrison,
Freddie Molden,
Frank King,
Freddie Isom,
Gertrude Prier,
George Arnold,
Helen Molden,
Harry Williams,
Hester Wyatt,
Isabella Shield,
Ida Dandrlage,
Irene Landry,
Julia Plummer,
James Orange,
James Lawrence,
Joseph Warner,
Junior Peter,
Joseph Johnson,
Luverta Simms,
Lucile Marterre,
Lottie Shields,
Louise Marterre,
Louise Lee,
Mary E. Washington,
Marie Marterre,
Malsina Arnold,
Maude Neil,
Mattie Kenedy,
Mattie Miner,
Mark Amos,
Milton Orange,
Octavia Severan,
Orelia Suel,
Odelee Alcorp
Olivia Byon*
Olivia Love,
Oscar Wiliams,
Olivia Arceneaux,
Permelia Reed,
Rosaline Walton,
Rogers Dabney,
Solomon Reed,
Sarazin Fernandez,

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Shedrick White,
Samuel Oliver,
Tilda Simms,
Theresa Nelson,
Theodocia Sampson,
Thomas Green,
Viola Sampson,
Victor Truhill,
Willie White,
Westley Arnold,
Walter Smith,
William Biggs,
Wallace Landry,

Shack White,
Solomon Shield,
Theresa Sanders,
Theresa Joseph,
Thomas Philips,
Virginia Oliver,
Victor Parker,
Wallace Armstead,
Willie Sanmons,
Warn Bernard,
Willard Frank,
Walter Turner,
Willie Turner,
Walter Dezeree,

The names of students of Leland and Houma Academies were
received too late for publication.

The next session begins Wednesday, October 4th, 1905.

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Antumttmnntia.

Examinations for entrance will be held Tuesday, October
2d, 1906.

The College year begins on Wednesday, October 4th,
1906, and closes Wednesday, May 22d, 1907.

All communications and all checks or money orders
should be made payable to Leland University.

To reach the University, take a St. Charles Avenue Belt
car, getting off at Audubon Street, on St. Charles Avenue.
The address is Leland University, St. Charles Avenue and
Audubon Street, New Orleans, La.

The members of the Faculty may be addressed in care of
Leland University, New Orleans, La., or in care of their re-
spective Academies.

The students of the University may be addressed in care
of the President.

The students of the various Academies may be addressed
in care of their respective principals.

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EZRA H. STEVENS, ESQ., President,
East Northfield, Mass.

Rev. JOHN MARKS, Vice President,
930 Felicity Street, New Orleans.

Rev. C. V. EDWARDS, Secretary,
1535 Seventh Street, New Orleans.

CHARLES FRAZIER, ESQ., Treasurer,
93 Nassau Street, New York.

Prof. L. W. Wilkinson, Chairman.
Hon. Don A. Pardee, Hon. T. J. Woodward,

Rev. John Marks, A. T. Terry, Esq.,

Rev. C. V. Edwards, Hon. James F. Pierson,

Hon. William Wirt Howe, Clarence F. Low, esq.,
Pres. R. W. Perkins.

John Humpstone, D. D., Chairman.
W. M. Hastings, Esq., J. W. Greene, Esq.,

W. C. P. Rhoades, D. D., E. E. Chivers, D. D.
Louis W. Slocum, Esq., Charles Frazier, Esq.,
W. H. Burger, Esq., F. V. Dare, Esq.,

Ezra H. Stevens, Esq., C. A. Nelson, Esq.,
John H. Ireland, Esq.

Leland University.

SIlje Month of SniBtea.
Class I.— Term Expires 1907,

E. E. drivers, D. D.,

F. V. Dare, Esq.,

J. W. Greene, Esq.,
Eev. C. Y. Edwards,
Hon. William Wirt Howe,
Eev. J. B. Livingston,
Pres. E. W. Perkins, Ph. D.,
Ezra H. Stevens, Esq.,
Eev. James Boberson,

Brooklyn, N. Y.
Brooklyn, N. Y.
Brooklyn, N. Y.
New Orleans, La.
New Orleans, La.
New Iberia, La.
New Orleans, La.
E. Northfield, Mass.
D arrow, La.

Class II.— Term Expires 1908,

Charles Frazier, Esq.,

Clarenoe F. Low, Esq.,

Hon. Don A. Pardee,

Hon. James F. Pierson,

W. C. P. Ehoades, D. D.,

Eev. C. L. Boberts,

Louis W. Slocuin, Esq.,

A. T. Terry, Esq.,

Prof. Levi W. Wilkinson, M. Sc.,

Brooklyn, N. Y.
New Orleans, La.
New Orleans, La.
New Orleans, La.
Brooklyn, N. Y.
Oheneyville, La.
New York City.
New Orleans, La.
New Orleans, La.

Class III.— Term Expires 1909.

W. H. Burger, Esq.,
Eev. H. C. Cotton,
Wm. M. Hastings, Esq.,
John Hunipstone, D, D.,
John H. Ireland, Esq.,
Eev. John Marks,
J. S. Dickerson, Esq.,
C. Alex. Nelson, Esq.,
Hon. T. J. Woodward,

Brooklyn, N. Y.
Belle Alliance, La.
Brooklyn, N. Y.
Brooklyn, N. Y.
Brooklyn. N. Y.
New Orleans, La.
Chicago, 111.
New York City.
New Orleans, La.

Leland University.
3FantIiij attb ifttBtrarinrsL

R. W. PERKINS, M. A., Ph. D., President,
Philosophy and Education.

GEORGE H. FELTON, M. A., M. D.,
Natural Science and Sociology.

A. A. NEWHALL, M. A.,
Biblical Instruction.

MRS. R. W. PERKINS,
History and Pedagogy.

FRANCES A. RACE, B. A.,

Mathematics and Greek.

AMELIA ROBERSON, B. A.,
English Branches.

RICHARD A. BURN, B. A.,
Latin and English.

M. MAUDE GODDARD, B. A.,

English and History.

MRS. V. E. BACKUS,

Drawing and English.

ELIZA P. SIMMONS,
Music.

VERNON E. BACKUS,
Manual Training.

Leland University.

MES. ALICE T. MORSE,

Sewing.

JAMES M. FRAZIER,
Instructor in English Branches.

ALBERT L. YATES,

Instructor in English Branches.

ELEANOR V. KYZER,

Instructor in English Branches.

JOSEPH NICHOLAS,

Instructor in English Branches.

REUBEN U. CLARK,

Instructor in English Branches.

W. W. SOLETE,
Instructor in English Branches.

LOUISE ISABELLA KYZER,

Instructor in English Branches.

JOHN BARTHOLOMEW YATES,

Instructor in Night School.

WALTER G. SNEED,

Instructor in English Branches.

JOSEPH H. JAMES,

Instructor in English Branches.

JOSINIA E. HENDERSON,

Instructor in English Branches.

Leland University.

NANNIE B. OUTTZ,
Instructor in English Branches.

MES. H. B. GREEN,

Domestic Department.

MRS. GEO. H. FELTON,
Librarian.

JONAS HENDERSON, M. A., Principal
Howe Institute, New Iberia.

GERTRUDE SEARCEY,

Assistant.

MAGGIE CHEATHAM,

Assistant.

MRS. R. J. HENDERSON,

Assistant.

MRS. GEO. W. OSIBIN,
Leland Academy, Donaldsonville.

M. J. FOSTER, B. A., Principal,
Monroe Academy.

MRS. M. J. FOSTER,

Assistant.

MRS. H. W. JOHNSON,

Assistant.

Leland University.

MES. M. A. COOK,

Assistant.

MES. A. L. WINDHAM,

Assistant.

ISEAEL S. POWELL, B. A., Principal,
Euston Institute.

EEV. JAMES L. OEOSSLEY, B. A.,
Assistant.

EETTA E. BEOOKS,

Assistant.

MES. I. S. POWELL,
Assistant.

J. W. CASSY,
Assistant.

WABNEE E. WEIGHT, Principal,
Central Louisiana Academy, Alexandria.

ANNEATTA H. BOCHON,

Assistant.

MAETHA HOUSTON,

Assistant.

FILMAN P. JACKSON, B. A., Principal,
Opelousas High School.

Leland University.

A. V. DAVIS,
Assistant.

A. J. LAGAKDE, B. A., Principal,
Cheneyville Academy.

MBS. A. J. LAGABDE,

Assistant.

MES. E. L. WILLIAMS,

Assistant.

H. B. BANKS, Principal,
Bunkie Academy.

MES. H. B. BANKS, B. A.,
Assistant.

D. F. Eoss, M. A., L. L. B., Principal.
Houma Academy.

PHILOMENE JOSEPH, Principal,
Israel Academy, Belle Alliance.

E. F. DeMESME,
Assistant.

MES. E. A. COTTON,

Assistant.

BEV. h. c. cotton,

Music.

10 Leland University.

PLAN AND PURPOSE OF THE UNIVERSITY.

Leland University was incorporated in 1870, nnder the
provisions of the Act of the Legislature of Louisiana, which
reads :

"The purposes and objects of this corporation are the es-
lishment and maintenance of one or more Institutions of
learning for the education, under Christian auspices, of young
men and women, particularly for the training of preachers
and teachers and to receive donations of property for educa-
tional purposes." * * * "Inasmuch as the welfare of so-
ciety, and not pecuniary gain, is the object of this corpora-
tion, * * * the Trustees shall not have power to en-
cumber by mortgage the whole or any part of the property,
nor to use the principal of any endowment funds for the cur-
rent expenses of its work."

It is open to all persons who are fitted to enjoy its ad-
vantages, without distinction of race or religious opinions.

The University owes its existence to the late Holbrook
Chamberlain, Esq., of Brooklyn, X. Y., who purchased the
ground in 1869, erected the buildings ; largely provided for
the expenses ; assisted its management, and at his death left
the bulk of his property as an endowment fund, the interest
of which goes to the payment of teachers.

During the summer of 1899, a gift of $25,000 for addi.
tional endowment was made by Chas. M. Pratt, Esq., of
Brooklyn, N. Y.

LOCATION.

The University is situated on St. Charles Avenue, be-
tween Audubon Place and Audubon Street, nearly opposite
Audubon Park. ISo more beautiful or healthful location
could be found in New Orleans, while its retirement from the
crowded part of the city renders it peculiarly adapted to
study.

The grounds comprise about ten acres. The row of live
oaks directly fronting the avenue, the palms, roses and

Leland University. 11

shrubbery here and there over the Campus with the stately
buildings make it a very attractive place.

University Hall is of brick, 100 by 80 feet, three stories
above the basement. Here are the chapel, recitation rooms,
library, museum, offices for the president and rooms for the
professors and male students, besides accommodations in the
basement for recitation rooms for the Preparatory School.

Chamberlain Hall is also of brick, 100 by 50 feet, three
stories above the basement, in which are the rooms of the
president, the preceptress and lady teachers and the female
students ; also music rooms, dining room and laundry.

The Manual Training Shop is a frame building, fitted out
with fairly good equipment of hand-tools and a number of
foot-power machines.

ORGANIZATION.

The University comprises the following Departments :

1. The College offers courses of study leading respec-
tively to the degrees in Arts, Philosophy and Science, and is
open to both sexes.

2. The College Preparatory is designed to fit students
for college.

3. The Formal Department is designed to fit students
for teaching, and offers instruction in pedagogy and practice
teaching.

4. The English Preparatory Department and Academies
fit students for the Normal School.

5. Instrumental Music is thoroughly taught. Fifty les-
sons in Yocal Music, elementary principles and regular class
practice are given each year to all pupils.

6. The Manual Training Department comprises instruc-
tion in Wood-working, Agriculture, Sewing and Domestic
Science.

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7. The Theological School offers two courses :

I. Full and regular Theological instruction for College
graduates and those of equivalent attainments ; and,

II. A Minister's course, carefully prepared for Pastors.

COURSES OF STUDY.

THEOLOGICAL DEPARTMENT.

I. A three years' course; in Old Testament and Be-
lated Subjects ; in New Testament and Belated Subjects ; in
Biblical Theology; in Church History; in Systematic The-
ology and Ethics ; in Practical Theology. Diplomas will be
given only to those who have satisfactorily completed the
class room work in recitation from a standard text book,
from the lectures, and the requirements in examinations, in
theses and in sermons.

II. The Ministers' Course is so adjusted as to take a
pastor at any stage of his advancement and give him an in-
dispensable course of study in Bhetoric ; in Biblical, Church
and General History; in the Books of the Old and New
Testament in English in the order of their relative import-
ance ; in the Fundamental Doctrines ; in Sermon Preparation
and in Pastoral Duties.

COLLEGE COURSE.

Freshman Year. Cicero ; Iliad or French; English
Literature, JSimond, and English Classics ; Solid Geometry,
Wentworth; University Algebra, Wells; History of Modern
Europe, Robinson; History of Education, Kemp; Essays;
New Testament Greek.

Sophomore Year. Horace, Plato, Trigonometry,
Wells; Analytical Geometry, Wentworth; Geology, Norton;
Civil Government, Fiske; English Poems, Pancoast; New
Testament Greek ; Essays.

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Junior Year. Tacitus or Demosthenes ; Logic, Hib-
ben; Astronomy, Young; Economics, Hadley; Sociology,
Fairbanks; Psychology, Ladd; Principles of Education,
Schaeffer; New Testament Greek ; Orations.

Senior Year. Working Principles of Ehetoric, Ge-
nung; Ethics, JSeth ; Metaphysics, McCosh; Theism, Flint,
or Evidences, Mullins ; Philosophy of Mind, Ladd, or His-
tory of Philosophy, Weber] New Testament Greek; Orations.

COLLEGE PREPARATORY.

Pirst Year. Mother Tongue No. 3 ; Arithmetic Com-
pleted; Algebra, Wells] Ancient History, Wolf sow, First
Year Latin, Collar aud Daniell; Botany; Spelling; Essays;
Sewing or Manual Training.

Second Year. English Composition ; Roman History,
Wolf son; English Classics and Essays; Physical Geography,
Tarr ; Csesar ; Algebra, Wells ; Sewing or Manual Training.

Third Year. English History, Cheyney; English
Classics and Essays; Cicero; Beginner's Greek; Physics,
Gage.

Fourth Year. French History; American History,
Hart; Virgil; Chemistry. Williams', Plane Geometry,
Wentworth ; Anabasis ; English Classics and Essays.

THE NORMAL AND TEACHERS7 TRAINING COURSE.

First Year and Second Year identical with the Col-
lege Preparatory Course.

Third Year. English Classics and Essays; English
History, Cheyney, Physics, Gage; Cicero; Beview of the
grammar school branches, with instruction in the pedagogy
of each subject.

Fourth Year, English Classics; Virgil; Chemistry,
Williams; Plane Geometry, Wentworth; Theory and Prac-
tice of Teaching; French History; American History, Hart.

14 Leland University.

Fifth Year, which ranks as the Freshman Tear in
College. Solid Geometry, Wentworth; English Literature,
Simond, and English Classics and Essays; Psychology in
the School Room, Dexter and GarlicJc ; Principles of Educa-
tion, Schaeffer; History of Education, Kemp-, Practice
Teaching throughout the year. The satisfactory completion
of the teachers7 training course entitles the student to the
Normal Diploma.

ENGLISH PREPARATORY.

Grades 1-4. Beading, Carpenter and Baker /Series
I-IV; Spelling, Quincy Word List] Writing; Drawing
Number Work and Primary Arithmetic, Smith ; Oral Geo
graphy and Geography, Tarr and McMurry; Grammar
Mother Tongue No. One ; Nature Study ; Science Readers
Murche /-/FjMemory Work ; Dictation and Letter Writing

Grade 5. Reading, Carpenter and Baker No. V
Arithmetic, Smith's Grammar /School} Geography, Tarr
and McMurry; Grammar, Mother Tongue No. One
Spelling; Science Reader No, 1, Murche', Thirteen Colonies,
Guerber; Writing; Drawing; Letter Writing.

Grade 6. Arithmetic continued, Smith ; Geography,
Hinman; Reader, Carpenter and Baker No. VI) Gram-
mar, Mother Tongue No. One-, How the United States
Become a Nation, Fishe; Science Reader No. VI, Murche,
Spelling; Writing; Drawing; Sewing for Girls; Manual
Training for Boys.

Grade 7. Arithmetic, Smith-, Grammar, Maxwell*,
Geography, Hinman; Real Things in Nature, Holden;
United States History, Morris ; Spelling ; Drawing ; Sewing
or Manual Training.

Grade 8. Advanced Arithmetic, Smith-, Grammar,
Maxwell', Hygienic Physiology, Coleman; Agriculture for
Beginners, BurTcett, Stevens and Hill; English History^
Guerber; Spelling; Drawing; Sewing or Manual Training.

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The English Preparatory in the first five grades ac-
complishes the work laid out by the public schools of New
Orleans for these grades, the limit of education for colored
people, by the city. The grades six, seven and eight are a
complete grammar school course in reading, spelling, writing,
drawing, arithmetic, geography, nature study, physiology
and United States history. Great stress is placed upon a
good command of English in speech and composition.

Along with these formal studies, the tools of an educa-
tion, the proper ideals are so set forth that the pupil may ac-
quire moral insight so that he may be consciously and with
clear intent righteous. The competent completion of this
course is required to enter the College Preparatory and
Normal Courses.

The Academies are required to do as much work as is
outlined for the eight grades at the Leland Preparatory
School. In all cases the State-adopted books will be ac-
cepted as equivalent to the books adopted above. The other
books greatly enrich the course.

The College Preparatory Course of four years
covers the ground of a thoroughly organized secondary
school adjusted to fit for college. The ground covered is the
requirement to enter Leland College.

The Normal and Teachers' Training Course
covers the ground of a thoroughly organized secondary school
adjusted to fit for teaching.

At present instruction is given in the grammar school
branches by the critic teachers. Students are required to
give at least one period a day in practice teaching under the
supervision of the Superintendent of the Department.

The completion of this course in the principles and his-
tory of education, in the theory and practice of teaching, with
satisfactory evidence of aptness to teach and ability to disci-
pline will be necessary to receive a Normal Diploma.

16 Leland University.

The course will usually take five years, the last one
ranking as the Freshman Year in college.

This course began in 1902 with twenty-seven students
six from the College and the rest from the Normal. Thus
far thirty-five have completed the course. The classes have
numbered ninety-three.

Constant reference is made to the principles of educa-
tion as given by Laurie, Harris and Eliot, and to the
methods of education as given by Garlick and McMurry,
with consultation of the best literature on the subject.

Music. A four years' piano course; studies ranging
through Duvernoy and Czemy to Bach's Well Tempered
Clavichord; other musical material drawn from classic com-
posers, from Lange, Gurlitt, Burgmuller, to Mozart, Men-
delssohn, Chopin and Beethoven.

The Piano Course is supplemented by a course in har-
mony, theory, musical history and ear training. The diploma
will be made conditional upon the intelligent and satisfactory
completion of this theoretic work.

Manual Training is a careful and practical teaching of
Sloyd for the sixth, seventh and eighth grades.

Mechanical drawing and woodworking are required from
the first and second year College Preparatory and Normal
boys. Every student above these grades who has not taken
the course is required to spend one year in the Manual
Training Shop.

Domestic Science is taught in theory and practice. The
girls are given practical instruction in household duties and
cooking.

This year sewing has been regularly taught to the sixth,
seventh and eighth grades and to the first and second year
Normal girls.

During the winter a night school was maintained.

The general principles of Agriculture are taught in the
Normal and College, illustrated by the cultivation of four
acres of land and by a small dairy.

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Gray's Anatomy is offered as an elective to the Juniors
in College.

The College Course of the Arts and Sciences takes four
years, and leads to the Academic degrees.

The Master's degree is conferred only on condition that
the candidate has completed a course of liberal study under
the direction of the Faculty, sufficient in amount to consti-
lute an additional year of the college work. Particulars may
be learned by addressing the President.

The Divinity School is intended for College graduates
and those of equivalent attainments, and requires three
years' resident work.

The Ministers' Course is so adjnsted as to take a Pastor
at any stage of advancement, and to give him an indispen-
sable order of study. A large number of ministers have
been enabled to enter the formal and College Courses from
the help gained in the Ministers' Classes.

A still larger number of ministers have pursued the
regular course, giving all the time that their pastoral labors
would permit to the subjects that are regularly taught. Xo
time limit is set to the course ; neither is diploma nor cer-
tificate offered. The object of the course is to deepen the
spiritual life, to give a wider knowledge of the Bible, to pro-
mote efficiency and to develop power in the work of the min-
istry.

woman's christian workers' class.

The President of the Woman's Baptist State Mission
Society for Louisiana, accompanied by a number of the mem-
bers, made formal application to the University for instruc-
tton in soul winning and general church work for women who
could read, who are of sufficient maturity of judgment and
are approved by their pastors as trustworthy.

The Professors in the Theological Department gladly
took up the work. The first part of the instruction is an ex-
egesis of those passages generally used for inquirers, for the

18 Leland University.

two-fold purpose of deepening the spiritual life of the class
and of promoting efficiency. It is proposed to give instruc-
tion in the fundamental doctrines, in teaching, in Sunday
School and in general lines of church activity.

Eegular Church Service is conducted on Sunday morn-
ing in the College Chapel.

Special emphasis is given to Bible Study under the
charge of the Faculty. This year there were two volunteer
classes in special studies in the Greek Testament under the
charge of the Professors.

A course of lectures on the Acts of the Apostles was
given by the President at the morning chapel.

The Principal and Preceptress conduct evening chapel in
their respective halls.

Each year a course of study covering some book of the
Bible, or some Biblical subject is completed. The students
maintain a voluntary weekly prayer meeting ; a regular Mis-
sionary Society, the topic this year being "Missions in
Africa," and constitute a recognized branch of the National
Society of Christian Endeavor, with a regular Sunday even-
ing service.

There is a Literary Society, the Philomathean, com-
posed of the students, which holds weekly meetings for
mutual improvement. Under certain conditions and restric-
tions a portion of the essays, declamations, orations and de-
bates are credited in the Normal and College work.

Mr. J. S. Dickerson, of the "Chicago Standard," offers a
prize for the best essays in the Third Year Normal, for the
next five years. The topic to be chosen by the Professor of
English in charge.

The prize for 1905 was awarded to Beatrice Gottleib.

Professor W. K. Brainerd, a former teacher, offers two
prizes for work done in Agriculture next year.

Bev. Dr. J. P. Philips, a former professor, offers for next
year three prizes — one in Ethics, one in English and one for
the Ministers' Class.

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The University has a Library and Beading Boom which
is supplied with journals and periodicals. Additions were
made as follows :

A number of books of travel and on religion in Africa ■,
a full set of relief maps and a number of wall maps.

The aim of education, in so far as it is liberal, is to fit a
man to turn such ability as he has to any work he may be
called to do. It is not so much to feed facts as to educate,
to cultivate fertility in resource and to train to use the
powers of reasoning in original and unaided work.

Successful work requires that in addition to the compe-
tent teacher, the student should be provided with an adequate
text- book, and by questions, conversations, lectures, experi-
ments, assigned readings and observations, reports on special
topics, and according to the subject and to the maturity of the
student, be encouraged to the use of a good reference library.

General Rules.

It is assumed that all who enter upon the courses of
study do so for the purpose of acquiring an education not
only of the intellect, but also of character. The laws of the
Institution are as few and simple as the proper regulation of
a community of young people will permit. These laws must
be observed not only in their letter, bat in their spirit. The
atmosphere of the Institution is not that of arbitrary re-
straint, but of reasonable conformity to reasonable laws.
The Institution does not wish to place its stamp or bestow its
honors upon anyone who is not willing to deport himself as a
gentleman. Each student is distinctly placed upon his man-
hood, and if he abuses his privileges in conduct, study, or
work, after reasonable caution, he must withdraw from the
Institution. No student will be retained who does not make
progress in studies and in morals.

Xo student who is deficient in rhetorical or class-room
work in any term shall be eligible to the office of Manager or
Director in any student organization, or to be a member of

20 Leland University.

any exhibiting organization of any contesting athletic
team during any subsequent term until such deficiency is
made up.

Only under exceptional circumstances will excuses be
granted to leave the Institution during term time. In such
cases the examination in the studies gone over by the class
during a student's absence will be specially searching, and a
high degree of attainment will be required. The work of the
term begins on the day of opening and continues uninterrupt-
edly until the last day of the term.

Unexcused absences from recitations count as zero in
making up the monthly averages ; excused absences have half
the effect in lowering a student's standing; but a student
may, at the option of a professor, do supplementary work to
obviate the effect upon his standing of excused absences.

If a student is irregular in his attendance on the exer-
cises of any instructor, the instructor may impose extra work,
and in case the absences exceed one-sixth of the exercises
with that instructor, the student is debarred from the regu-
lar examination, and must be reported to the Faculty.

Students are required to take up enough studies to keep
them, in the judgment of the President, sufficiently employed,
but will not be allowed to take up more or other than they
can study with profit. In all cases quality of work is es-
teemed of more importance than quantity.

A student who at the end of a term has conditions
amounting to half the term's work or more, may not graduate
with his class.

Every day student is required to attend morning prayers
in the Chapel.

Leland University. 21

All residing on the campus are required to attend the
stated religious services.

Absences from regular duties make the offender liable to
discipline, which in ordinary cases shall be suspension.

A student who has not completed his rhetorical work in
any term will not be permitted to enter upon any of the work
of the succeeding term until such deficiency is made up.

Any absence from a class exercise incurred in the three
days before vacation or before or after a recess shall count as
equivalent to two absences incurred at any other time.

The President of the University will be in his office in
the Main Building at stated hours to confer with students
who may desire advice or assistance.

All students of the University will room and board either
on the campus or with their parents or legal guardians in
New Orleans, and in immediate vicinity.

No student is allowed to leave the campus at any time
without permission.

No person will be dismissed from the Institution in good
standing who leaves it while under censure. Nor will any
student be graduated who has not discharged all his pe-
cuniary obligations to the Institution.

No person is admitted to the University as a candidate
for the degree of Bachelor of Arts, after the beginning of the
first term of the Senior year.

A candidate coming from an undergraduate class in an
approved institution may be allowed, at the discretion of the
Faculty, to enter this University, provided he presents satis-
factory certificates from his former Institution.

Expenses.

All instruction, except in Instrumental Music, is free.

Board, per month $12.00

Incidental Expenses, for day scholars, per month 1.00

Instrumental Music, for four weeks, with piano practice 3.00
Instrumental Music, for four weeks, without piano

practice 2.00

Board and Tuition, in Auxiliaries, per month 8.00

22 Leland University.

All University expenses must be paid in advance.
Failure to comply with this rule will deprive the student of
the privileges of the University until payment is made, unless
excused by special vote of the Faculty.

No student can take his place in his class until he pre-
sents a receipt from the office.

No deductions for incidentals for less than half a month.

All students are required to perform daily one hour of
some form of manual labor under the direction of a teacher as
a part of their payment for board.

Eooms are furnished with bedstead, mattress, pillows,
quilts, chairs, tables, washstand, mirror, bowl and pitcher.

Students must provide themselves with sheets, pillow-
cases, towels, napkins, hair and tooth brushes. The wash-
list of the articles of plain regular wear received in the
school laundry will be furnished each student.

The young women must be provided with water-proof,
umbrella, over- shoes, work- aprons. School dresses and
underskirts must be of dark material. An extra charge will
be made for white dresses and skirts.

The young men should provide themselves with suitable
apparel for the work hour, manual training, shop and agri-
cultural work.

It is specially desired that the dress of pupils shall be
simple and inexpensive. Parents and guardians are urged
to co-operate with the school in this direction.

Students are charged for any damage to their rooms or
furniture, whether it be done while they are present in the
room or absent from it, whether it is accidental or designed.

Auxiliary Schools.

Leland University. 23

1. That a property fairly valued at $2,000 shall be pro-
vided by the trustees and kept in repair by them, with taxes,
insurance and incidental expenses paid.

2. That the tuitions', to the amount at least of $1 per
month for each pupil, be reported and paid to the University
before the 5th of each school month.

3. That the course of study prepared by the Leland
Faculty for use in preparatory schools, or "Leland Acade-
mies," be adopted by the school with such text-books as are
from time to time prescribed.

4. The teachers of the school are to be appointed by the
President of Leland University in consultation with the
trustees of the school, and their names will appear as mem-
bers of our Faculty. Their salaries are to be paid by the
University on terms which may be agreed upon, to be ad-
justed with reference to the apparent needs and probable in-
come of the school.

5. Graduates of the school will be received into the
regular normal classes of the University without examina-
tion. The best scholar in each graduating class will receive
from the University a prize of $1 per month, deducted from
his first term bill, and the second best scholar will receive a
prize of 50 cents per month in the same year. The principal
must in each case certify to the standing of these honor
first year normal pupils.

Howe Institute.

The first auxiliary of Leland University was established
at Xew Iberia, La., in 1890, for preparatory and grammar
school work.

The sons of Peter Howe, of Wenona, 111., who, out of
filial regard for the wishes of their revered father, placed
that beautiful property under the control and management of
the President of the University for a number of years, in
1904 gave the property in fee simple to the school manage-
ment and added a handsome donation.

24 Leland University.

In 1905-6 the Sixth District Baptist Association erected
a beautiful three-story brick building costing $S,000.

At the head of this Institution has been placed Prof.
Jonas Henderson, M. A., who filled the chair of History
and Mathematics in the University for nine years. His
ability as a teacher is well and widely known. Mrs. Eebecca
J. Henderson, a normal graduate of Leland University, is
matron of the boarding department.

Leland Academy.

In Kovember, 1892, the trustees of the Slater High
School at Donald son ville, La., made application for accept-
ance as an auxiliary school, under the name of Leland Acad-
emy, and it was accepted by our Board. Mrs. George W.
Osibin, a normal graduate of Leland University, is the
efficient Principal.

Monroe Academy.

Early in 1898, the Industrial High School at Monroe, La,,
was admitted to affiliation with us, having given satisfactory
evidence of ability to meet our prescribed conditions. The
Trustees have shown commendable enterprise in securing a
valuable property for the school, and good work is being
done for industrial training. Large classes are maintained in
music and sewing.

Prof. Madison J. Foster, B. A., a graduate of Leland
College, is the Principal.

Ruston Institute.

In 1900 the Ruston Normal and Academic Institute, at
Euston, La., was accepted as an auxiliary school, according to
the conditions prescribed in the catalogue. Its Principal,
Professor Powell, is a graduate of the College Depart-
ment of the University of the class of 1899.

Opelousas High School.

In February, 1902, the Opelousas High School formally
made application to become auxiliary to the University.

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The school is a new one and bids fair to be useful. Prof.
Filman P. Jackson, B. A., a graduate of our College, is the
Principal.

Central Louisiana Academy.

This well-known school has for some years been under the
charge of Prof. W. K. Wright, a graduate of the Normal
Department. The school has a large influence. It became
auxiliary in 1902.

Cheneyville Academy.

The Academy at Cheneyville for some time has been
sending well prepared students to the University. In 1902
it became auxiliary according to the prescribed conditions.
The school is very well equipped. Prof. A. J. Lagarde,
B. A., of Leland College, is the Principal.

Bunkie Academy

has a good location. It is under the principalship of Prof.
H. B. Banks, one of our Normal students. It has twice en-
larged, and is still cramped for room. It became auxiliary
in 1902. We have received a number of excellent young
people, well prepared, from this school.

Houma Academy.

The Fifth District Association established the Houma
Academy. The building is in good condition. The Princi-
pal, D. F. Boss, M. A., LL. B., is doing very good service.
The school has a good field. It became auxiliary in 1902.

Israel Academy, Belle Alliance.

The Israel Baptist Church of Belle Alliance, Eev. H. C.
Cotton, Pastor, has built a good school building and main-
tains a good corps of teachers. Miss Philomene Joseph,
a graduate of our Normal School, is the Principal. The
school bids fair to be a very useful factor in promoting edu-
cation.

26 Leland University.

Other Academical Schools.

In addition to these Auxiliary Academies, there are
under the Baptist State Convention, the District Associa-
tions, and supported by the churches of these bodies, schools
at Baton Rouge, Shreveport, Gibsland, Homer, Mansfield,
Tallulah, Minden, Franklin, Rayville, with an enrollment of
1,265. There are also a great number of private schools held
in Baptist meeting houses, some supported by the State, but
a great many more supported by the churches, with a very
large enrollment.

Summary.

College Graduates 14

Under Graduates 20

Theological Department 1

Ministers' Class 29

Women's Christian Workers' Class 37

Mght School 19

Sloyd, Mechanical Drawing, Bench Work 104

Sewing 70

Teachers' Training Department 41

Normal and College Preparatory 92

English Preparatory :

Grade 8 20

Grade 7 27

Grade 6 48

Primary Grades 128

Duplicates 222— 428

Howe Institute 148

Leland Academy 50

Monroe Academy 188

Ruston Academy 174

Alexandria Academy 196

Cheneyville Academy 71

Opelousas High School 98

Bunkie Academy 100

Houma Academy 69

Belle Alliance Academy 189

Total 1711

Leland University. 27

The College and Theological Department.

E. W. PEEKIXS, M. A., Ph. D., President,
* Philosophy and Theology.

GEOBGE H. FELTON, M. A., M. D.,

Science and Sociology.

A. A. NEWHALL, M. A.,

Biblical Interpretation and Honiiletics.

MES. E. W. PEEKIXS,

History and Ehetoric.

FEANCES A. EACE, B. A.,

Mathematics and Greek.

EICHAED A. BUBX, B. A.,
Latin and English.

M. MAUDE GODDABD, B. A.,
English and History.

VEENOX E. BACKUS,
Manual Training.

ELIZA P. SIMMOXS,
Music.

Names of Students.

GRADUATE STUDENTS

Alexander H. Brown, B. A., M. D., Newport, Ark.
Joseph S. Clark, B. A., Baton Eouge, La.

Anderson Cheatham, B. A., Shreveport, La.

Leland University.

Charles S. Collins, B. A.,
James L. Crossley, B. A.,
Madison J. Foster, B. A.,
William J. Hicks, B. A., B. D.
Fihnan P. Jackson, B. A.,
Adam Joseph Lagarde, B. A.,
E. Leonidas Mellon, B. A.,
Samuel Paul Kelson, B. A.,
Amelia Boberson, B. A.,
James D. Stewart, B. A..

Houma, La.
Buston, La.
Monroe, La.
Gibsland, La.
Opelousas, La.
Cheney ville, La.
Detroit, Tex.
Arkadelphia, Ark.
Leland University.
Gibsland, La.

Theological Department.

SENIOR YEAR.

Adam Joseph Lagarde, B. A.

Ministers' Class.

Bev. Jackson Acox,
Bev. Charles James Boyd,
Charles W. Brooks,
Bev. Edward Luke Brown,
Bev. Henry Butler,
Bev. Thos. Columbus
Bev. Joseph L. Dennis,
Bev. Fred Diamond,
Bev. David B. Fisher,
Bev. Moses S. Gordon,
Bev. Henry N. Griffin,
Bev. Frank A. Hooker,
Bev. Frank B. Houston,
Bev. Joshua B. Lawson,
Bev. Charles Milburn,
Sandy L. Moore,
Bev. Arthur P. Orlage,
Bev. Isaac H. Perkins,
Bev. Bandall Porter,

New Orleans, La.
Opelousas, La.
New Orleans, La.
New Orleans, La.
New Orleans, La.
New Orleans, La.
Gretna, La.
New Orleans, La.
New Orleans, La.
New Orleans, La.
New Orleans, La.
New Orleans, La.
New Orleans, La.
New Orleans, La.
New Orleans, La.
New Orleans, La.
New Orleans, La.
New Orleans, La.
New Orleans, La.

Leland University

Rev. G. R. Rodney,
Rev. G. C. Rounds,
Rev. Edward D. Simms,
Rev. J. H. Talbert,
Rev. Joseph Talbert,
Rev. George AY. Toney,
Rev. E. A. Watkins,
Rev. Edward X. Webb,
Rev. Rodwell Williams,
Joshua S. Wilson,

Mer Rouge, La.
New Orleans, La.
New Orleans, La.
New Orleans, La.
New Orleans, La.
New Orleans, La.
New Orleans, La.
New Orleans, La.
New Orleans, La.
Opelousas, La.

Woman's Christian Workers' Class,

Airs.
Mrs.
Miss
Mrs.
Mrs.
Mrs.
Mrs.
Mrs.
Airs.
Airs.
Mrs.
Mrs.
Airs.
Mrs.
Airs.
Airs.
Airs.
Airs.

Angeline Anderson,
AI. L. Brooks,
Josephine Brown,
Rena Caswell,
M. Clayton,
Mary Cockrhan,
Irene Columbus,
Emma Cooper,
Emma Cotton,
R. A. Gaines,
Sarah A. Gates,
Sarah Germany,
L. Griffin,

Sophie M. Guichard,
Luticia Henry,
Alice Houston,
Delphine Johnson,
Nellie Jones,

Airs. Eliza

Airs. M. A. Joseph,
Mrs. Mary Lambert,
Mrs. Alice Lang1,
Mrs. Virginia Lee,
Mrs. Alary A. Lewis,
Airs. Ella Alajor,
Mrs. Eliza Mason,
Mrs. L. Morris,
Airs. Julia Mitchell
Mrs. J. H. Moton,
Mrs. Hannah Nelson,
Mrs. Delphine Rainey,
Mrs. Virginia Tingle,
Airs. E. J. Toddy,
Mrs. M. T. Wells,
Airs. Flora White,
Mrs. E. Wiggins,
Mrs. D. Williams,
J. Windsor.

Night School.
;tus Anderson, J. Emmett Alalone,

E. P

Bell,

John Bartholomew

Emanuel McKay,
James E. McKay,

Leland University.

Batiste Bernard,
W. M. Brown,
Isadore Crosier,
Morton Crosier,
S. M. Edenburgh^
Charles Johnson,

Sandy L. Moore,
T. C. Phillips,
L. T. Kobertson,
Christopher Smith,
J. H. Talbert,
John Thompson,
Harry Williams.

College.

SENIOR CLASS.

James Monroe Frazier,
Eleanor Yictorine Kyzer,
Albert Leonidas Yates,
John Bartholomew Yates,

Gibsland, La.
New Orleans, La.
Clarksdale, Miss.
Clarksdale, Miss.

JUNIOR CLASS.

Joseph Nicholas, New Orleans, La.

SOPHOMORE CLASS.

Ellen Louise Carter,
Reuben Ulysses Clark,
Moses Stroter Gordon,
Josinia Ellen Henderson,
Frank Benjamin Houston,
Louisa Isabella Kyzer,
Nannie Beatrice Outtz,
William Wellington Solete,
Walter George Sneed,
Alice America Williams,

Bourge, La.
Lecompte, La.
Algiers, La.
New Iberia, La.
New Orleans, La.
New Orleans, La.
Monroe, La.
Barton, La.,
Donaldsonville, La.
New Orleans, La.

FRESHMAN CLASS.

Lillie Belle Bryant,
Joseph Harry James,
Buth Jarvis,

Benjamin Holbrook Kyzer,
Lillie Arthesta Roberts,

New Orleans, La.
Evergreen, La.
New Orleans, La.
New Orleans, La.
Cheneyville, La.

Leland University. 31

Teachers' Training Class.

R. W. PEEKINS, M. A., Ph. D., President,
Philosophy and Education.

MES. E, W. PEEKINS, Superintendent,
Theory and Practice Teaching.

MAUDE M. GODDABD, B. A.,

Critic Teacher.

MES. V. E. BACKUS,

Critic Teacher.

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Critic Teacher.

AMELIA BOBEESON, B. A.

Graduates.

FIRST CLASS, 1904.

Adam Joseph Lagarde, B. A.

Filman Pericles Jackson, Madison James Foster,

Gilbert Somers Perez, Joseph Nicholas,

Eichard Lincoln Williams, Eosabella Hopes,

Angie Florence Le^svis, Joseph Walter Nelson,

Samuel Paul Nelson, James Monroe Frazier,

Eleonora Victorine Kyzer, Maud Bethinia Peyton.

SECOND CLASS, 1905.

John Bartholomew Yates, Nannie Beatrice Outtz,
Albert Leonidas Yates, Aaron Hall,
Bertha Finnie, Beatrice Gottlieb,

Louise Isabella Kyzer, Joseph Henry James,

Josinia Henderson, Minnie Ada Peyton,

Christina Antoinette Duconge.

THIRD CLASS, 1906.

Lillie Belle Bryant, Walter George Sneed,

Eeuben Ulysses Clark, William Wellington Solete,

Virginia Green, James Ward,

Lydia Geneva Placide, Florence Anna Washington,

Lillie Arthesta Eoberts, William Williams.

32 Leland University.

aHttrig-3VtIj Annual (Hammzmtmnt,
Wtbxwi&VLV, iJJag \7% 1905.

GRADUATES.
Normal and College Preparatory.

DIPLOMAS CONFERRED.

Lillie Belle Brj^ant, Hamilton Mayor Holmes,

Florence Burnette, Joseph Harry James,

Enos Wilkins Brown, Lillian James,

Celina Cutno, Eugenia Josephine King,

Arthur Alston H. Clanton, Benjamin Holbrook Kyzer,

Zada Adele Davis, Edworder Lillian Norris,

Julia Eva Dejean, Minnie Ada Peyton,
Christina Antoinette Duconge, Lillie Arthesta Roberts,

Julia Featherstone, Juliet Sidonia Thornton,

Beatrice Anita Gottlieb, John Walter Wiggins.

Teachers' Training Class.

CERTIFICATES CONFERRED.

John Bartholomew Yates, Nannie Beatrice Outtz,
Albert Leonidas Yates, Aaron Hall,

Bertha Finnie, Beatrice Gottleib,

Louise Isabella Kyzer, Joseph Harry James,

Josinia Henderson, Minnie Ada Peyton,

Christina Antoinette Duconge.

College.

DEGREES CONFERRED ON EXAMINATION.
BACHELOR OF ARTS.

Madison James Foster, Kosabella Hopes,

Samuel Paul Nelson.

Theological.

BACHELOR OF DIVINITY.

William Hicks, B. A.

Leland University. 33

College Preparatory, Normal and English Preparatory
Department.

R. W. PERKINS, M. A., Ph. D., President,
Philosophy and Education.

GEORGE H. FELTON, M. A., M. D., Principal,
Natural Sciences.

MRS. R. W. PERKINS,
History and Pedagogy.

FRANCES A. RACE, B. A.,
Mathematics and Greek.

RICHARD A. BURN, B. A.,
Latin and English.

AMELIA ROBERSON, B. A.,
History and English Branches.

M. MAUDE GODDARD, B. A.,
History and English Branches.

MRS. V. E. BACKUS,
Drawing and English Branches.

JAMES M. FRAZIER,
Instructor in English Branches.

ALBERT L. YATES,

Instructor in English Branches.

34 Leland University.

ELEANOR V. KYZER,
Instructor in English Branches.

JOSEPH NICHOLAS,

Instructor in English Branches.

REUBEN U. CLARK,
Instructor in English Branches.

WALTER G. SNEED,
Instructor in English Branches.

WILLIAM WELLINGTON SOLETE,

Instructor in English Branches.

JOSINIA E. HENDERSON,
Instructor in English Branches.

NANNIE B. OUTTZ,

Instructor in English Branches.

LOUISE ISABELLA KYZER,

Instructor in English Branches.

JOSEPH H. JAMES,
Instructor in English Branches.

JOHN BARTHOLOMEW YATES,

Instructor in Night School.

VERNON E. BACKUS,
Manual Training.

MRS. ALICE T. MORSE,

Sewing.

Leland University.

Normal and College Preparatory Department.

FOURTH YEAR.

Evangeline Alston,

Theresa Anderson,

Leontine Viola Bartholomew,

Amelia Bettis,

Francis Marion Boley,

Thomas Samuel Dickerson, Jr.,

Ida Mattie Frank,

Virginia Green,

William Bradderson Henderson,

Bozie Hannibal Holland,

Corinne Beatrice Joseph,

Viola May Lawson,

Mattie Verna Newman,

Lydia Geneva Placide,

John Sherman Prescott,

Arlie Priestley,

Abraham Lawrence Simon,

Dempsey Smith,

Mamie Ethel Smith,

James Ward,

Florence Anna Washington,

William Williams,

William Randolph Wills,

New Orleans, La.
New Orleans, La.
New Orleans, La.
New Orleans, La.
Monroe, La.
Tallien, La.
Belle Alliance, La.
New Orleans, La.
Washington, La.
Simsboro, La.
New Orleans, La.
New Orleans, La.
New Orleans, La.
New Iberia, La.
Opelousas, La.
New Orleans, La.
New Iberia, La.
Fairmount, La.
Alexandria, La.
New Orleans, La.
Ruston, La.
Meade, La.
New Iberia, La.

THIRD YEAR.

Agnes Barkley,
Mary Ann Bush,
Tilla Martael Clark,
Earlene Gertrude Conerly,
Deborah Leontine Dorson,
Beatrice Iona Flowers,
Gussie Foreman,

New Orleans, La.
New Iberia, La.
Lecompte, La.
New Orleans, La.
New Orleans, La.
New Orleans, La.
Lake Charles, La.

Leland University.

Nettie Kosabell Giles,
Bertha Louisa Green,
Elijah Cheatham Hall,
Cora Arilena Henderson,
Woodford Jackson,
Louisa Lillian Johnson,
Euth Melinda Bobinson,
Arthur Lason Story,
Collins Henry Walker,
Journey William White,
Euth May Wilson,

New Iberia, La.
New Orleans, La.
Eapides, La.
New Orleans, La.
New Orleans, La.
New Orleans, La.
New Iberia, La.
New Orleans, La.
New Iberia, La.
Paducah, Ky.
New Orleans, La.

SECOND YEAR.

Priscilla Anderson,
Henry Alvah Breeler,
Henry Benjamin Brittain,
Charles William Brooks,
Dennis Deveneaux, Jr.,
Mark Cyrus Gaines,
William Livingstone Green,
Louisiana Jackson,
Ethel Katy Kelly,
Joshua Roster Lawson,
Nancy Moore,
Isaac Hey wood Perkins,
lone Ethel Smith,
Ida Selena Stevens,
John Osborne Williams,
Andrew James Willis,
Joshua Sidney Wilson,

New Orleans, La.
Evergreen, La.
New Orleans, La.
New Orleans, La.
New Orleans, La.
New Orleans, La.
Grace, Miss.
New Orleans, La.
New Orleans, La.
New Orleans, La.
New Orleans, La.
New Orleans, La.
New Orleans, La.
New Orleans, La.
Evergreen, La.
New Orleans, La.
Opelousas, La.

FIRST YEAR.

Sarah Bettis,
Charles J. W. Boyd,
Louise Britton,
Bertha Christina Brown,

New Orleans, La.
Opelousas, La.
New Orleans, La.
New Orleans, La.

Leland University.

Josephine Eugenia Brunette,
De Witte Burke,
Alice Campbell,
Isaac Curtis,
Ophelia Francis,
Lee Royal Hampton,
Mattie Mildred Hawkins,
Carrie Patsey Jones,
William Kyle,
Lawrence Johnson Lee,
Anna Gertrude Marshall,
Elizabeth Harriet Maxson,
Bertha Moore,
Earl Clarence Nelson,
Viola Vivian Page,
Oscar Charles Pierce,
Millie Randall,
Bertha Myrtle Roberts,
Mamie Francis Robertson,
Florence Palmyra Smith,
Clara Olva Thomas,
Permelia Alice Villia,
Estelle E Stephanie Vinet,
Julia Elizabeth Walker,
Vicey Wallace,
Edward Nathaniel Webb,
Joseph Werner,
Stella Williams,
Abbie Victoria Young,

New Orleans, La.
Monroe, La.
New Orleans, La.
New Orleans, La.
New Orleans, La.
Ocala, Fla.
Lake Charles, La.
New Orleans, La.
San Marcos, Tex.
Bunkie, La.
Bay St. Louis, Miss.
Pearlington, Miss.
New Orleans, La.
Donaldsonville, La.
New Orleans, La.
New Orleans, La.
New Orleans, La.
Cheneyville, La.
New Iberia, La.
New Orleans, La.
New Orleans, La.
Plaquemine, La.
New Orleans, La.
Odenburg, La.
New Orleans, La.
New Orleans, La.
Belle Alliance, La.
Morgan City, La.
New Orleans, La.

English Preparatory.

EIGHTH GRADE.

Eleanora Anderson,
Viola Anderson,
Luella Breaux,

New Orleans, La.
New Orleans, La.
New Orleans, La.

Leland University.

Rosetta Bolds,
Willie Christmas,

>ld Carter,
William E. Douglass,
Robert Harris, v
Thomas Jackson,
Albertha Johnson,
Irene Jones,
John Kyzer,
Alice McKay,
James Norman,
Evelina Pierce,
Thomas Pierce,
Charles Pierce,
Pearl Delirous Perryman,
Charles Robinson,
Ada Stevens,

Slidell, La.
New Orleans, La.
Bourg, La.
Baton Rouge, La.
New Orleans, La.
New Orleans, La.
New Orleans, La.
New Orleans, La.
New Orleans, La.
New Orleans, La.
New Orleans, La.
New Orleans, La.
New Orleans, La.
New Orleans, La.
New Orleans, La.
New Orleans, La,
Plaquemine, La.

SEVENTH GRADE.

Agnes Armstrong,
Willie Brown,
Sarah Brittain,
Alice Campbell,
Arthur Downing,
Lorena Ducros,
Anita Dunning,
Rosetta Edmore,
Frances Flowers,
Odessa Finnic,
Joseph Gordon,
Robert F. Green,
Hazel Hubbs,
Fannie Hubbs,
Emile Johnson,
Fannie Lawson,
Willie Mitchell,

New Orleans, La,
New Orleans, La,
New Orleans, La.
New Orleans, La,
Evergreen, La.
New Orleans, La.
Lake Charles, La,
New Orleans, La.
New Orleans, La.
New Orleans, La.
Algiers, La.
Gibson, La.
New Orleans, La.
New Orleans, La,
New Orleans, La.
New Orleans, La.
New Orleans, La,

Leland University.

Emma Nicholas,
Jane F. Peters,
Randolph Porter,

-1 Boss.
Glenda Raymond,
Samuel Sanford,
Isaac Smith,
Willie Wright,
Leona Willmore,
Delia Williams,

New Orleans, La.
Gainesville, Miss.
New Orleans, La.
New Orleans, La.
New Orleans, La.
Grace, Miss.
New Orleans, La.
New Orleans, La.
New Orleans, La.
Morgan City, La.

SIXTH GRADE.

A ;inia Acker,
Octavia I. Adams,
Octavia E. Adams,
Lorena S. Augustus,
Eva Alexander,
Jesse A. Adams,
Ruth Bailey,
Naomi Bailey,
Laura Brown,
Alice Bowman,
Julia Coates,

I Augustus Castilian,
Lily Citizen,
Henry Curtis,
Jane Carter,
Eleanor Carter,
Olivia Carter,
Edmonia Davis,
Alberta Downs,
Naomi Drummond,
Juliet Davidson,
Lily Dobard,
Lydia Dor
Beulah Glaze,

Gainesville, Miss.
Logtown, Miss.
Odenburg, La.
New Orleans, La.
New Orleans, La.
New Orleans, La.
New Orleans, La.
New Orleans, La.
New Orleans, La.
Odenburg, La.
New Orleans, La.
New Orleans, La.
St. John Parish, La.
New Orleans, La.
Bourg, La.
Bourg, La.
New Orleans, La.
New Orleans, La.
New Orleans, La.
New Orleans, La.
New Orleans, La.
New Orleans, La.
New Orleans, La.
Lake Charles, La.

Leland University

Inez Holland,
Adele Joseph,
Odalie James
Samuel Jackson,
Joseph Johnson,
Basile Jones,
Alfred Jenkins,
Euth Kyzer,
Edward Lear,
Lelia Lavigne,
Henry Lewis,
Mary Myers,
Louisa Moore,
Timothy Patterson,
Benjamin Porter,
Clara Toddy,
Florence Turkquit,
Bobert Vessel,
Albert Workman.
Levi H. Williams,
Bachel Washington,
Mamie White,
Leona Willard,
Willie Walls,
Victor Williams,
Maud Young,

New Orleans, La.
New Orleans, La.
New Orleans, La.
New Orleans, La.
New Orleans, La.
Luling, La.
Houma, La.
New Orleans, La.
New Orleans, La.
New Orleans, La.
Olevia, La.
Vidalia, La.
New Orleans, La.
Algiers, La.
New Orleans, La.
New Orleans, La.
New Orleans, La.
New Orleans, La.
New Orleans, La.
Morgan City, La.
New Orleans, La.
New Orleans, La.
New Orleans, La.
New Orleans, La.
New Orleans, La.
New Orleans, La.

FIFTH GRADE.

Viola Alexie,
Louis Anderson,
Samuel Bradford,
Frank Bissant,
Biana Butler,
Olivia Carter,
Valerine Crosier,
Vivian Crosier,

St. James, La,
New Orleans, La.
New Orleans, La,
New Orleans, La.
New Orleans, La,
New Orleans, La.
New Orleans, La,
New Orleans, La.

Leland University.

Eloise Daupkan,
Freddie Dubois,
Ella Duncan,
Joseph Edwards,
Modesta Edwards,
Willie Bertha Freeman,
Albert Gabriel,
Martha Hill,
Seraphina Jenkins,
Pinckney Johnson,
Azalia Johnson,
Sarah Kelly,
Euth Lester,
Louisa Lemon,
Alexander Lewis,
Beaunita Lambert,
Marie Myers,
A dele Martinez,
Chester Madison,
Olivia Morrison,
Clayton Sickens,
Maud Perriott,
Lila Perkin,
Violet Peterson,
Mollie Riley,
Mary Randolph,
Ellen Smoot,
Rosalie Speed,
Elizabeth Story,
Johanna Smith,
Edward Sherrie,
Ida Stark,
George White,
Elizabeth Wilson,
Arthur Warmington,
Alita Wells,

New Orleans, La.
New Orleans, La.
Killona, La.
New Orleans, La.
Gretna, La.
New Orleans, La.
New Iberia, La.
New Orleans, La.
New Orleans. La.
New Orleans, La.
Killona, La.
New Orleans, La.
New Orleans, La.
New Orleans, La.
Ama, La.
New Orleans, La.
New Orleans, La.
New Orleans, La.
New Orleans, La.
New Orleans, La.
New Orleans, La.
New Orleans, La.
New Orleans, La.
New Orleans, La.
Harrisburg, Miss.
New Orleans, La.
New Orleans, La.
New Orleans, La.
New Orleans, La.
New Orleans, La.
New Orleans, La.
New Orleans, La.
New Orleans, La.
New Orleans, La.
New Orleans, La.
New Orleans, La.

Leland University.

Alverta Winfrey,
Madeline Young,

New Orleans, La.

FOURTH GRADE.

Olivia Augustus,
Louise Alexie,
Beulah Barrett,
Lucile Banks,
Georgina Brown,
Emma Brown,
Emily Bush,
Hamlet Cato,
Victor Dubois,
John Dennis,
Willie Dandrige,
Henry Dorsey,
Oliver Edney,
Edna Graham,
Julius Grandison,
Alexander Henderson,
Eugene Henry,
Eosina Johnson,
John Johnson,
Susie Johnson,
Cleveland Johnson,
Tenable Jones,
Olivia Lewis,
James Mitchell,
Gertrude McCullough,
Jennie McKay,
Cleveland Pierre,
Hannah Eobinson,
Bosa B. Smith,
Lodi Sims,
Cinovia Sims,
Lloyd Tilford,

Kenneville, La.
St. John Parish, La.
New Orleans, La.
Natchez, Miss.
New Orleans, La.
New Orleans, La.
Burlington, La.
New Orleans, La.
New Orleans, La.
New Orleans, La.
New Orleans, La.
St. John, La.
New Orleans, La.
New Orleans, La.
Gulfport, Miss.
New Orleans, La.
New Orleans, La.
New Orleans, La.
New Orleans, La.
Coxville, Tenn.
Houma, La.
St. John Parish, La.
Ama, La.
New Orleans, La.
Algiers, La.
Alexandria, La.
St. John Parish, La.
New Orieans, La.
New Orleans, La.
New Orleans, La.
Eew Orleans, La.
Lockport, La.

Leland University.

Mary Vickars,
Harry Watkins,
Elenora Wine,
Daniel Washington,
Sherman Watson,
Thaddens Willis,
Romeo Whittaker,
Celestine Zeno,
Henry Zeno,

Marie Brunett,
Anita Brown,
Lorena Beason,
Corinne Crosier,
Chestine Citizen,
Willie Edison,
Clara Fisher,
Elise Ford,
Benjamin Francis,
May Gooden,
Felicie Hawkins,
Rebecca Hall,
Francis Jones,
Samuel Joseph,
Pearl Johnson,
Henry Johnson,
James Lee,
James C. Mitchell,
Joseph Madison,
Ida Moore,
Charles Preston,
Carrie Ranker,
Cleveland Ranker,
Edna Sheridan,
Jeanette Simpson,

Natchez, Miss.
New Orleans, La.
New Orleans, La.
New Orleans, La.
New Orleans, La.
New Orleans, La.
New Orleans, La.
New Orleans, La.
New Orleans, La.

THIRD GRADK.

New Orleans, La.
New Orleans, La.
St. John Parish, La-
New Orleans, La.
St. John Parish, La.
New Orleans, La.
New Orleans, La.
New Iberia, La.
New Orleans, La.
New Orleans, La.
New Orleans, La.
New Orleans, La.
New Orleans, La.
New Orleans, La.
Gretna, La.
New Orleans, La.
Jackson, Miss.
Vicksburg, Miss.
New Orleans, La.
New Orleans, La.
Plaquemine, La.
New Orleans, La.
New Orleans, La.
New Orleans, La.
Summit, Miss.

Leland University.

Bosetta Telfrey,

New Orleans, La,

Maggie Vessel,

Batchelor, La.

Arthur Webb,

New Orleans, La.

Beulah Warren,

New Orleans, La.

Josephine Williams

, Plaquemine, La.

SECOND GRADE.

Marguerite Carey,

New Orleans, La.

Ella Davis,

New Orleans, La.

Oelia Dixon,

New Orleans, La.

Ada Harris,

New Orleans, La.

George Mas see,

New Orleans, La.

Lucien Smith,

New Orleans, La.

FIRST GRADE.

Geneva Brown,

New Orleans, La.

Augustine Crosier,

. New Orleans, La.

Major Davis,

New Orleans, La.

Charlotte Levy,

New Orleans, La.

Phalia Madison,

New Orleans, La.

Violet Boss,

New Orleans, La.

Willie Woods,

New Orleans, La.

Howe Institute,

NEW IBERIA, LA.

James Adams,
Joseph Adams,
Lucy Adams,
Charlotte Allen,
Mary Anderson,
Bichard Anderson,
Bazile Anderson,
Sylvinia Barrett,
Joseph Beard,
Edgar Biagos,

New Iberia, La.
Crowley, La.
Crowley, La.
Labadieville, La.
Breaux Bridge, La.
Breaux Bridge, La.
Thibodaux, La.
New Iberia, La.
Patterson, La.
Opelousas, La.

Leland University.

Joyce Boutte,
Belle Briggs,
Mathew Bowles,
Irving Bowles,
Leonidas Bowles,
Grant Brown,
Charles Brown,
Lottie Busk,
Harvey T. Butler,
Anna Castillo,
J. O. Catalon,
Ada Chapman.
Willie Chapman,
Nathan Chapman,
Overy Chagois,
Mathew Charles,
Hattie Cheatham,
Victoria Cooper,
Beulah Cooper,
Wesley Cooper,
Bosa Courtnej^,
Lillie Curtis,
Mercedes David,
Gussie Davis,
Thomas Dean,
Benjamin Decuir,
Althemus Delahoussay,
Gus Denton,
Ellen Deyon,
Mack Dickerson,
Audrie Dupre,
Darrall Duvall,
Mary J. Emanuel,
Boselia Edgar,
Mary Feast,
Annette Fontenette,

New Iberia, La.
Crowley, La.
New Iberia, La.
New Iberia, La.
Xew Iberia, La.
Washington, La.
Xew Iberia, La.
New Iberia, La.
Arnaudville, La.
New Iberia, La.
Maurice, La.
Patterson, La.
Patterson, La.
Patterson, La.
Bidge, La.
New Iberia, La.
Labadieville, La.
New Iberia, La.
New Iberia, La.
New Iberia, La.
Tallien, La.
Patterson, La.
New Iberia, La.
New Iberia, La.
Louisia, La.
New Iberia, La.
New Iberia, La.
New Iberia, La.
New Iberia, La.
Tallien, La.
New Iberia, La.
Bidge, La.
New Iberia, La.
Thibodaux, La.
New Iberia, La.
New Iberia, La.

Leland University.

Aim eta Fwolkes,
Harrison Gallerson,
Elnora Garrett,
Richard Green,
Onesia Green,
Harry Gillard,
Eoscoe Giles,
Claud Harris,
Mattie Harrison,
Homer Hayes,
Altncks Henderson,
Naomi Henderson,
Marsh Henderson,
Julia Henderson,
Richard Henderson,
Edwin Hebert,
Lorenza Hill,
Zizzie Hill,
Osey Elby Jackson,
Josephine Janeway,
Eloise Johnson,
Eugene Johnson,
Arline Johnson,
Isaiah Johnson,
Edna Johnson,
Virginia Jones,
Walter Jones,
Eosella Jones,
Kinery Joseph,
Peter King,
Louis Lautier,
Robert Lawson,
Louise Ledbetters,
Arthur Lemons,
Joshua Lewis,
Anna Lewis,

New Iberia, La.
New Iberia, La.
Labadieville, La.
New Iberia, La.
Opelousas, La.
New Iberia, La.
New Iberia, La.
New Iberia, La.
New Iberia, La.
New Iberia, La.
New Iberia, La.
New Iberia, La.
New Iberia, La.
New Iberia, La.
Tallien, La.
Olivier, La.
New Iberia, La.
New Iberia, La.
New Iberia, La.
New Iberia, La.
Jeanerette, La.
New Iberia, La.
New Iberia, La.
New Iberia, La.
New Iberia, La.
New Iberia, La.
Sunset, La.
Thibodaux, La.
New Iberia, La.
Crowley, La.
New Iberia, La.
New Iberia, La.
New Iberia, La.
West Lake, La.
New Iberia, La.
Crowley, La.

Leland University.

Arthur Livingston,
Lounette Livingston,
Courtney Luckey,
Julia Luckey,
John W. Manson,
Joseph Martin,
John Miller,
Cora Mitchell,
Aspasie Mitchell,
Noby Mitchell,
Pearly Moore,
Ulysses Moss,
James Newruan,
David Nixon,
Jefferson Obbee,
Wickliffe Olivier,
Irma Olivier,
Willie Overton,
Bessie Overton,
Maggie Overton,
Leola Overton,
Evalina Parson
Hermena Paul,
Nathaniel Payne,
John L. Petry,
Maud Petry,
Eobert Pierce,
John D. Eaggette,
Evelyn Eandolph,
Charlotte Eankins,
Joseph Eatier,
Julius Eichard,
Alphonse Eichard,
Mosella Eobertson,
Bessie Eobertson,
Max Eoy,

New Iberia, La.
New Iberia, La.
New Iberia, La.
New Iberia, La.
Louisia, La.
New Iberia, La.
Eunice, La.
New Iberia, La.
Breaux Bridge, La.
Windom, La.
New Iberia, La.
West Lake, La.
Crowley, La.
Louisa, La.
New Iberia, La.
New Iberia, La.
New Iberia, La.
New Iberia, La.
New Iberia, La.
New Iberia, La.
New Iberia, La.
New Iberia, La.
Centerville, La.
Patterson, La.
New Iberia, La.
New Iberia, La.
Jeanerette, La.
Olivier, La.
Centerville, La.
Thibodaux, La.
New Iberia, La.
Youngville, La.
Young ville, La.
New Iberia, La.
New Iberia, La.
Breaux Bridge, La.

Leland University.

Henry C. Boy,
Bobert Stafford,
Eugene Savoy,
Mary Senegal,
Victoria Spencer,
Olivier Shepherd,
Ezeb Simon,
Alcide Simon,
Ell Simpson,
Louisa Solomon,
Felix Tauriac,
Ville Trahan,
Ovey Toby,

Yancy M. Washington,
Thomas Washington,
Ledora L. Washington,
Bertha Williams,
Paul Williams,
Agnes Williams,
Zenobia Williams,
Sullivan Wilkins,
Teonise Wilturner,
Aritile Wilturner,
Bertha White,
Benjamin Vincent,
Beatrice Zeno,

Bayne, La.
New Iberia, La.
Crowley, La.
New Iberia, La.
New Iberia, La.
Labadieville, La.
New Iberia, La.
New Iberia, La.
Evergreen, La.
New Iberia, La.
Patoutville, La.
Maurice, La.
Maurice, La.
Arnaudville, La.
Arnaudville, La.
Lafourche Crossing.
New Iberia, La.
Tallien, La.
New Iberia, La.
Begg, La.
New Iberia, La.
Kidge, La.
Bidge, La.
New Iberia, La.
New Iberia, La.
New Iberia, La.

North Louisiana Industrial High School,

MONROE, LA.

Beulah Acorn,
Pearl Andres,
Bosa Allen,
Bessie Burnett,
James Brice,
Samuel Bell,

Monroe, La.
Monroe, La.
Monroe, La.
Monroe, La.
Monroe, La.
Monroe, La.

Leland University.

Samuel Burton,
James Brown,
Fairest Brown,
Lillian Bearden,
Bertha Broadnax,
Lilly Brown,
Bettie Burnett,
Eddie Burden,
Obediah Barnes,
Earl Bollot,
Morris Bayous,
Daisy Blackston,
Leon Brown,
Areola B entice,
John Brown,
Yidelia Clark,
Katie Cann,
Ella Cann,
Josephine Cann,
Robert Cann,
Mary Cann,
Bennie Cann,
Leola Chatman,
Daisy Cheatham,
Emily Culpeper,
Yiola Duffy,
Hattie Davenport,
Ivy Dixon,
John Davis,
Mattie Dunn,
Clarence Edwards,
E stella Evans,
Leroy Evans,
Blanch Futch,
Guy Futch,
Carrie Flood,

Monroe, La.
Monroe, La.
Monroe, La.
West Monroe, La.
West Monroe, La.
Monroe, La.
Monroe, La.
Monroe, La.
Monroe, La.
Monroe, La.
Bayne, La.
Monroe, La.
Monroe, La.
Monroe, La.
Monroe, La.
Monroe La.
Monroe, La.
Monroe, La.
Monroe, La.
Monroe, La.
Logtown, La.
Logtown, La.
Monroe, La.
Monroe, La.
Monroe, La.
Monroe, La.
Mer Bouge, La.
Monroe, La.
Monroe, La.
Monroe, La.
Monroe, La.
Monroe, La.
Oak Ridge, La.
Monroe, La.
Monroe, La.

Delhi, La.

Leland University

Isabella Ford,
Bertha Florence,
E stella Gardner,
Willie Gully,
Willie Green,
Lilly Green,
Edwina Gardner,
Eottie Gardner,
Ida Greenberry,
Georgia Caines,
Lilly Hudson,
Willie Hunter,
Ida Harris,
Eaehina Hunter,
Ella Hunt,
Eunice Hill,
Eula Hill,
Ernest Hamilton,
Cleveland Higgins7
Titus Hill,
Albert Hunt,
Hamilton Hunt,
Donaldson Hill,
Joseph Harris,
Dee Hodge,
Lelia Hill,
Evans Harris,
Amos Hall,
Frank Hall,
Johnson Harsist
Laura Head,
John Heart,
Bessie Johnson,
Evans Jones,
Willie Jones,
Ernestine Jones,

Monroe, La.
Monroe, La.
Monroe, La.
Monroe, La.
Monroe, La.
Monroe, La.
Monroe, La.
Monroe, La.
Crowville, La.
Monroe, La.
Monroe, La.
Monroe, La.
Monroe, La.
Monroe, La.
Monroe, La.
Monroe, La.
Monroe, La.
Monroe, La.
Monroe, La.
Monroe, La.
Monroe, La.
Monroe, La.
Monroe, La.
Monroe, La.
Monroe, La.
West Monroe, La.
Monroe, La.
Monroe, La.
Monroe, La.
Monroe, La.
Monroe, La.
Monroe, La.
Monroe, La.
Monroe, La.
Monroe, La.
Monroe, La.

Leland University.

Victoria Jefferson,

Joe Johnson,

Eugene Jones,

Hie Jones,

Myrtle Jenkins,

Cedess Jenkins.

Isabelle Johnson

Herman Johnson,

Luretta James,

Lucille Jones,

Maggie Jones,

Lelia James,

Jimmie Jackson,

Elma Jones,

Walt. Jacobs,

Ollie Jackson,

Aaron Jackson,

Alberta Jackson,

Lucy Love,

Susie Moore,

Merill Moore,

Odalie Mitchell,

Aaron Mitchell,

Ethel Mitchell,

Mercer Langston Mitchell,

Anna Lydia Mitchell,

Herbert Minneweather,

Irene Mickens,

Cora Marbles,

Xarcissa Mack,

Mollie Mack,

Jimmie May,

Cynthia May,

Rosa May,

Willis May,

Philip May,

Monroe, La.
Monroe, La.
Monroe, La.
Monroe, La.
Monroe, La.
Monroe, La.
Monroe, La.
Monroe, La.
Monroe, La.
Monroe, La.
Monroe, La.
Monroe, La.
Monroe, La.
Monroe, La.
Monroe, La.
Monroe, La.
Monroe, La.
Monroe, La.
Monroe, La.
Monroe, La.
Monroe, La.
Monroe, La.
Monroe, La.
Monroe, La.
Monroe, La.
Monroe, La.
Monroe, La.
Monroe, La.
Monroe, La.
Monroe, La.
Monroe, La.
West Monroe, La.
West Monroe, La.
West Monroe, La.
West Monroe, La.
West Monroe, La.

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Leland University.

Henry Mattox,
Benny Mattox,
Eosa Miller,
Bichard Miller,
Lilla Mattox,
Ollie MeClennon,
George McNeal,
Adeline Nelson,
Eosa Nelson,
Ahnita Patrick,
Amelia Price.
Eddie Patrick,
Columbus Powell,
Minnie Powell,
Bobert Powell,
Laura Powell,
James Perkins,
George Eodgers,
Savannah Eicliardson,
Charley Eobinson,
Madison Eiddley,
Effie Ealon,
Pinkie Simms,
Mary Spotswood,
George Smith,
Fred Sherman,
Irene Smith,
John Spotswood,
David Simms,
Bennie Smith,
William Sample,
Christopher Sample,
Bonteena Lcott,
Sallie Scott,
Clemont Smith,
Florence Thompson,

Monroe, La.
Monroe, La.
Monroe, La*
Monroe, La.
Monroe, La.
Monroe, La.
Monroe, La.
Monroe, La»
Monroe, La.
Monroe, La.
Monroe, La.
Monroe, La.
Monroe, La.
Monroe, La.
Millhaven, La.
Monroe, La.
Monroe, La.
Monroe, La.
Monroe, La.
Lamar, La.
Monroe, La.
Monroe, La.
Monroe, La.
Monroe, La.
Monroe, La.
Monroe, La.
Monroe, La.
Monroe, La.
Monroe, La.
Monroe, La.
Monroe, La.
Monroe, La.
West Monroe, La.
West Monroe, La.
Monroe, La.
Monroe, La.

Leland University.

Daisy Thompson,
John Bennie Thompson,
Minnie Thompson,
Sydney Taylor,
Cetella Tucker,
Ira Vickers,
Jessie Warren,
Margaret Williams,
Madeline Williams,
Ethel Williams,
Nellie Williams,
Johnnie Ware,
Marshall Williams,
Rosa Lea Wilson,
Maggie Williams,
Lilly Williams,
Alonzo Williams,
Emile Williams,

Monroe, La.
Monroe, La.
Mer Eouge, La.
Monroe, La.
Monroe, La.
Monroe, La.
Monroe, La.
Monroe, La.
Monroe, La.
Monroe, La.
Monroe, La.
Monroe, La.
Monroe, La.
Monroe, La.
Monroe, La.
Monroe, La.
Monroe, La.
Monroe, La.

Central Louisiana Academy,

ALEXANDRIA, LA.

Laura Alexander,
Juella Baker,
Pleasie Baker,
Eloise Baker,
Jefferson Baker,
Hezekiah Banks,
Gladis Bauer,
Emily Baker,
Viola Beatty,
John Beatty,
Adelia Beatty,
Mariah Beatty,
Hattie Beatups,
John Billings,

Leland University.

Walter Billings/
George Billings,
Bobert Blackmail,
Solomon Blackson,
Alice Blackson,
Olivia Blue,
Madeline Boardman,
Lueretia Boar din an,
Charley Boar dm an,
Willie Boatner,
Staza Boaton,
Alberta Bogues,
Webster Brown,
Dorothy Butler,
Maria Carey,
Samuel Carey,.
James Carey ,
Daisy Cajr,
Ulysses Carr,
Wilbert Carr,
Mary Cason,
Naomi Clark,
Alberta Charanton,
John Collins,
Clarence Countee,
Maud Chafin,
Maud Cruckshank,
William Cruckshankr
Bertha Coleman,
Edward Culbert,
Lawrence Curtis,
Joseph Dakote,
Louis Davis,
Jerry Delaney,
Joanna Diggs,
Edworta Dixonr

Alexandria, La.
Alexandria, La.
Alexandria, La.
Alexandria, La.
Alexandria, La.
New Orleans, La.
Alexandria, La.
Alexandria, La.
Alexandria, La.
Lavaca, La.
Alexandria, La.
Alexandria, La.
Alexandria, La.
Alexandria, La.
Alexandria, La.
Alexandria, La.
Alexandria, La.
Alexandria, La.
Alexandria, La.
Alexandria, La.
Moreland, La.
Alexandria, La.
New Orleans, La.
Moreland, La.
Alexandria, La.
Alexandria, La.
Alexandria, La.
Alexandria, La.
Alexandria, La.
Alexandria, La.
Alexandria, La.
Alexandria, La.
Alexandria, La.
Alexandria, La.
Alexandria, La.
Moreland, La.

Leland University.

Edna Duval,
Savannah Dorscy,
William Dorsey,
Carrie Edwards,
Irene Edwards,
Susie Edwa,
Bessie Ennis,
Olivet Ennis,
Eosa Figgins,
Cynthia Flowers,
Mitchell Flowers,
Laura Fox,
Ada Griffin,
Bertha Hadley,
Alice Henderson,
Cordelia Haynes,
Jessie Henderson,
Isiah Hines,
Susie Hickman,
Eosa Hobbs,
Eobert Hobbs,
Matilde Howard,
Tiberta Hobbs,
Yiola Harris,
Eilla Hawkins,
Claud Hudson,
James Hymes,
Carrie Ho veil,
Henrietta lies,
Canton Jackson,
Fred Jackson,
Eugene Jackson,
Francis Jefferson,
William Jenkins,
Hannah Johnson,
Amanda Johnson,

Alexandria, La.
Alexandria, La.
Alexandria, La.
Alexandria, La.
Alexandria, La.
Alexandria, La.
Alexandria, La.
Alexandria, La.
Alexandria, La.
Alexandria, La.
Alexandria, La.
Alexandria, La.
Alexandria, La.
Alexandria, La.
Alexandria, La.
Alexandria, La.
Alexandria, La.
Alexandria, La.
Fairmount, La.
Alexandria, La.
Alexandria, La.
Alexandria, La.
Alexandria, La.
Alexandria, La.
Lecompte, La.
Alexandria, La.
Alexandria, La.
Alexandria, La.
Eayides, La.
Alexandria, La.
Alexandria, La.
Alexandria, La.
Alexandria, La.
Alexandria, La.
Alexandria, La.
Alexandria, La.

Leland University.

Georgia Johnson,
Jimmie Johnson,
Bertha Johnson,
Israel Johnson,
Franklin Johnson,
Mathew Johnson,
James Johnson,
Warren Johnson,
Andrew Jones,
Lillie Jones,
Emma Jones,
Maud Jones,
Artie Kraft,
Hulda Kraft,
Koberta Kilpatrick,
Phenie Lee,
Eandolf Lee,
Herman Tee,
Victoria Leonard,
Rosa Leonard,
Alfred Leonard,
Jennie Laurent,
Alice Laurent,
Clarence Le Blue,
Hazel Le Blue,
Henry Lucien,
Eloise Louis,
Alberta Morris,
Martin Marx,
Ulysses Marx,
Curlie Madox,
Gussie Marcus,
Ada Meyers,
Lena Marie,
Horace Michael,
Daomia Norris,

Alexandria, La.
Alexandria, La.
Alexandria, La.
Alexandria, La.
Alexandria, La.
Alexandria, La.
Alexandria, La.
Alexandria, La.
Alexandria, La.
Alexandria, La.
Alexandria, La.
Alexandria, La.
Alexandria, La.
Alexandria, La.
Alexandria, La.
Alexandria, La.
Alexandria, La.
Alexandria, La.
Alexandria, La.
Alexandria, La.
Alexandria, La.
Alexandria, La.
Alexandria, La.
Alexandria, La.
Alexandria, La.
Alexandria, La.
Alexandria, La.
Alexandria, La.
Alexandria, La.
Alexandria, La.
Alexandria, La.
Alexandria, La.
Alexandria, La.
Alexandria, La.
Alexandria, La.
Alexandria, La.

Leland University.

Onsie Norris,
Champion Xorris,
Beatrice Morris,
Odalie Newman,
Saddie Pendleton,
Maddie Pendleton,
Lucile Price,
Pearl Penibrook,
Bertha Philips,
Edna Porter,
Sarah Porter,
Clarence Porter,
Frank Porter,
John Parker,
William Bedfork,
Estelle Bobinson,
Maggie Bobinson,
Mary Bobinson,
Beula Bobinson,
Yonree Bobertson,
Joseph Bandell,
Millie Seamore,
Joseph Scott,
Tebertha Smith,
Teetta Smith,
Edna Shears,
Clarence Smith,
Balph Smith,
Hazel Strawter,
Snsie Smith,
Eva Steward,
Marie St. Andres,
Ethel Sntney,
Pauline Stearns,
Leazer Stux,
Bebecca Tanner,

Alexandria, La.
Alexandria, La.
Woodsworth, La.
Baton Bouge, La.
Alexandria, La.
Alexandria, La.
Morel and, La.
Alexandria, La.
Alexandria, La.
Alexandria, La.
Alexandria, La.
Alexandria, La.
Alexandria, La.
Alexandria, La.
Texakana, La.
Alexandria, La.
Alexandria, La.
Alexandria, La.
Alexandria, La.
Alexandria, La.
Alexandria, La.
Alexandria, La.
Alexandria, La.
Alexandria, La.
Alexandria, La.
Alexandria, La.
Alexandria, La.
Alexandria, La.
Alexandria, La.
Fairmount, La.
Alexandria, La.
Cypress, La.
Alexandria, La.
Alexandria, La.
Alexandria, La.
Alexandria, La.

Leland University.

Arthur Tanner,
Bessie Tarver,
Joseph Tanner,
Flora Tarver,
Edward Thomas,
Joseph Thomas,
Mary Vandyke,
Oct a via Vaughns,
Fannie Washington,
Henry Washington,
Eliza Watts,
Eunice West,
Emanuel Williams,
Beatrice Williams,
Mary Williams,
Sallie Williams,
Eola Williams,
Mary Williams,
Cecil Williams,
Ella Williams,
Emiiine Williams,
Gladys Walker,
Amanda Williams,
Bertha Williams,
Mildred Williams,
Viola Williams,
Mary Williams,
Louisa Williams,
Minnie Williams,
Lilly Wise,
Susie Wagner,
Lillian Washington,
Miriam Wright,
Susie Wright,
Augusta Young,
Leonard Young,

Alexandria, La.
Alexandria, La.
Alexandria, La.
Alexandria, La.
Lamourie, La.
Alexandria, La.
Alexandria, La.
Alexandria, La.
Alexandria, La.
Alexandria, La.
Moreland, La.
Alexandria, La.
Alexandria, La.
Alexandria, La.
Lecompte, La.
Lecompte, La.
New Orleans, La.
Weil, La.
Alexandria, La.
Crane, La.
Moreland, La.
Alexandria, La.
Alexandria, La.
Alexandria, La.
Alexandria, La.
Alexandria, La.
Alexandria, La.
Alexandria, La.
Bandel, La.
Alexandria, La.
Alexandria, La.
Alexandria, La.
Alexandria, La.
Houma. La.
Alexandria, La.
Alexandria, La.

Leland University.

Cheneyville Academy,

CHENEYVILLE, LA,

Horace Adams,
Delia Anderson,
Xancy Blackman,
Lawrence Brown,
Fanny Burrell,
Leady Carr,
Cecil Carr,
Lottie Carlins,
Eliza Carlins,
Isiah Chambers,
David Crittle,
Henry Crittle,
Stewart Carter,
Catherine Eirons,
Gertrude Gibbs,
Xorah Harris,
Mattie Hall,
Madora Jones,
Jessie Jackson,
Emma Jackson,
Bessie Johnson,
Paul Johnson,
Minnie Johnson,
Celia Johnson,
Mary Jones,
Leon Kinner,
Golda Liggins,
Elizabeth Lockwood,
Joseph Landry,
Nancy Martin,
Yiola Micheal,
Orelia Micheal,
Mahaley Mack,

Cheneyville, La.
Cheneyville, La.
Cheneyville, La.
Cheneyville, La.
Cheneyville, La.
Lecompte, La.
Lecompte, La.
Cheneyville, La.
Cheneyville, La.
Cheneyville, La.
Cheneyville, La.
Cheneyville, La.
Cheneyville, La.
Cheneyville, La.
Cheneyville, La.
Lecompte, La.
Cheneyville, La.
Cheneyville, La.
Cheneyville, La.
Cheneyville, La.
Bidge, La.
Cheneyville, La.
Cheneyville, La.
Cheneyville, La.
Cheneyville, La.
Cheneyville, La.
Gold Dust, La.
Cheneyville, La.
Bidge, La.
Lecompte, La.
Cheneyville, La.
Cheneyville, La.
Eola, La.

LELAND UNrVEESITY.

Carrie Moore,
Robert Murray,
Mary Murray,
Lemual Murray,
George Oliver,
Martha Oliver,
Mary Oliver,
Bosa Perry,
Mary Plummer,
Florence Boberson,
Mary Boberson,
Bertha Bandall,
Sallie Silas,
Stella Sanders,
Elizabeth Sanders,
Joseph Sanders,
Henry Stewart,
Maggie Sullivan,
Gretchen Sullivan,
Laula Sullivan,
Edna Sweezer,
Ellen Sweezer,
Ann Umphry,
William Umphry,
Martha Vann,
Corian Williams,
Lucinda Williams,
Adeline Williams,
Amy Williams,
Louise Winchester,
Thomas Winchester,
Herbert Winchester,
Ora Williams,
Morris Weinburg,
Carrie Washington,.

Eola, La.
Cheneyville, La.
Cheneyville, La.
Cheneyville, La.
Cheneyville, La.
Cheneyville, La.
Cheneyville, La.
Opelousas, La.
Cheneyville, La.
Cheneyville, La.
Cheneyville, La.
Cheneyville, La.
Cheneyville, La.
Cheneyville, La.
Cheneyville, La.
Cheneyville, La.
Cheneyville, La.
Cheneyville, La.
Cheneyville, La.
Cheneyville, La.
Cheneyville, La.
Cheneyville, La.
Cheneyville, La.
Cheneyville, La.
Chenayville, La.
Cheneyville, La.
Cheneyville, La.
Moreland, La.
Moreland, La.
Cheneyville, La.
Cheneyville, La.
Cheneyville, La.
Cheneyville, La.
Cheneyville, La.
Cheneyville, La.

Leland University.

Seventh District Baptist High School,

OPELOUSAS, LA.

Ephriani Allen,
Oscar Allen,
Selena Allen,
Eoss Allen,
Albertha Ballard,
Alice Beauregard,
Sarah Bordelon,
Benjamin Boswell,
Laurence Boswell,
Beatrice Boswell,
Cephas Boswell.
Preston Brown,
Hazel Christian,
Ida Davis,
Mary Jane Deshotel,
Mary Ann Deshotel,
Estell Deshotel,
Inez Deshotel,
Edna Fountain,
Arsihal Frank,
Charles Geron,
Eva Geron,
Caldwell Geron,
Mildred Geron,
Mary Gordon,
Artley Green,
Bodolph Green,
Willie Guillary,
Juella Harrison,
Isaac Irving,
Aaron Irving,
Mabel Irving,
Lillian Irving,

Opelousas, La.
Opelousas, La.
Opelousas, La.
Opelousas, La.
Opelousas, La.
Opelousas, La.
Opelousas, La.
Opelousas, La.
Opelousas, La.
Opelousas, La.
Opelousas, La.
Opelousas, La.
Opelousas, La.
Opelousas, La.
Opelousas, La.
Opelousas, La.
Opelousas, La>
Opelousas, La.
Opelousas, La.
Opelousas, La.
Opelousas, La.
Opelousas, La.
Opelousas, La.
Opelousas, La.
Opelousas, La.
Opelousas, La.
Opelousas, La.
Bayne, La.
Opelousas, La.
Opelousas, La.
Opelousas, La.
Opelousas, La.
Opelousas, La.

Leland University

Eunice Jackson,
Nathan Jackson,
Pearl Jackson,
Timothy Jackson,
Martha Johnson,
Mary Johnson,
Willie Johnson,
Ida Johnson,
Matilda Ann Ladua.
Juella Lastee,
Isiah Lastee,
Susan Lastee,
Thomas Lastee,
Colbert Lewis,
Isaiah Lewis,
Bessie Lewis,
Dainey Lewis,
Manetha Locksr
Talmadge Locks,
Pearlah Locks,
Oassie Locks,
Lillian Lessie Lyons,
Malvin E. Lyons,
St. Elmo MacMillan,
McKinley Moore,
Belton Moore,
Fuller Moore,
Geo. Dewey Moore,
Kate Moore,
Vandibilt Morris,
Spurgeon Morse,
Leonard Newman,
Col ton Pereault,
Louisa Pierce,
Willie Boberson,
Boberdia Bose,

Opelousas, La.
Opelousas, La.
Opelousas, La.
Opelousas, La.
Opelousas, La.
Opelousas, La.
Shuteston, La.
Opelousas, La.
Opelousas, La.
Opelousas, La.
Opelousas, La.
Opelousas, La.
Opelousas, La.
Opelousas, La.
Opelousas, La.
Opelousas, La.
Opelousas, La.
Opelousas, La.
Opelousas, La.
Opelousas, La.
Opelousas, La.
Opelousas, La.
Opelousas, La.
Bayne, La.
Opelousas, La.
Opelousas, La.
Opelousas, La.
Opelousrs, La.
Opelousas, La.
Opelousas, La.
Opelousas, La.
Opelousas, La.
Opelousas, La.
Opelousas, La.
Leonville, La.
Morrow, La.

Leland University.

Cleveland Scoot,
Ulcer Scoot,
Louis Serialle,
Esther Shorten,
Emma Shorten,
Thelma Shorten,
Lucille Shorten,
J. H. Simon,
Corelda Smith,
Carrie Smith,
Ada Smith,
Kate Smith,
Philogan Thomas,
Willie Tyler.
Bobert Watson,
Maria White,
Kalph White,
Charlotte Wright,
Albert Wright,
Bertha Young,
Irene Yokum,
Garnet Young,
Viola Young,

Opelousas, La.
Opelousas, La.
Opelousas, La.
Opelousas, La.
Opelousas, La.
Opelousas, La.
Opelousas, La.
Opelousas, La.
Opelousas, La.
Opelousas, La.
Opelousas, La.
Opelousas, La.
Opelousas, La.
Leonville, La.
Opelousas, La.
Opelousas, La.
Opelousas, La.
Opelousas, La.
Opelousas, La.
Opelousas, La.
Opelousas, La.
Opelousas, La.
Opelousas, La.

Houma Academy,

Eosa Allen,
Elodie Anderson,
Joseph Baker,
Lillian Brooks,
Arthur Butler,
Cynthia Carter,
Dave Carter,
Bosetta Chotin,
Laura Chotin,

HOUMA, LA.

Gibson, La.
Houma, La.
Houma, La.
Houma, La.
Houma, La.
Houma, La.
Houma, La.
Houma, La.
Houma, La.

Leland University.

Ada Coleman,
Joseph Collins,
Susannah Coleman,
Jeff Danks,
Eva Davis,
Jnbiter Dixon,
Fred Ellis,
McKinley Ellis,
Daniel F. Flemings,
Benjamin Gary,
Lizzie Gibbs,
Harry Goode,
Ernie Hall,
Emily Hite,
Will Jackson,
Charles Johnson, Jr.,
Lizzie Johnson,
Mabel Johnson,
Augustus King,
Savania King,
Joseph King,
Alice LeBlanche,
Harrison Lyons,
Stilford Lashley,
Susannah Law son,
Clara Lyons,
Zenobia Marshall,
Harriet Mason,
Susannnah Mickens
Cora Nash,
Bertha Nash,
Mary Nealy,
Bichard Nicholas,
Daisy Nicholas,
Susannah Nixon,
Olivia Parks,

Houma, La.
Houma, La.
Houma, La.
Gray, La.
Houma, La.
Houma, La.
Houma, La.
Houma, La.
Houma, La.
Houma, La.
Gray, La.
Houma, La.
Houma, La.
Houma, La.
Houma, La.
Houma, La.
Houma, La.
Houma, La.
Houma, La.
Gray, La.
Gray, La.
Gibson, La.
Gray, La.
Houma, La.
Houma, La.
Houma, La.
Houma, La.
Houma, La.
Houma, La.
Houma, La.
Houma, La.
Houma, La.
Gray, La.
Gray, La.
Houma, La.
Houma, La.

Leland University.

Alice Payne,
John Perry,
Patsy Porle,
Eddie Prishe,
General Lee Beed,
0. D. Eeese, Jr.,
G. F. Eoss,
L. F. Eoss,
D. F. Eoss, Jr.,
Andrew Saulsby,
Frank South,
Ida Taphet,
Nathaniel Yerret,
Simonides Walker,
Beatrice Walker,
Annie V. Walker,
Lillie Walters,
General Williams,
Henry White,
Eddie Wiengold,
Thomas Williams,
Chester A. Williams,
Lojan Young,
Samuel Young,

Gibson, La.
Houma, La.
Houma, La.
Houma, La.
Houma, La.
Houma, La.
Houma, La.
Houma, La.
Gray, La.
Houma, La.
Houma, La.
Houma, La.
Houma, La.
Houma, La.
Gray, La.
Houma, La.
Houma, La.
Houma, La.
Gray, La.
Houma, La.
Houma, La.
Gibson, La.
Houma, La.
Houma, La.

Bunkie Academy,

BUNKIE, LA

Beatrice M. Addison,
Anna B. Adams,
Julia Prances Adams,
Yirgie A. Berryman,
Hattie M. Burns,
Aaron Barrett,
John M. Bowman,
Edward S. Coston,

Bunkie, La.
Odenburg, La.
Bunkie, La.
Bunkie, La.
Bunkie, La.
Bunkie, La.
Odenburg, La.
Hamburg, La.

Leland University.

L. M. H. Coston,
Kufus W. B. Coston,
Samuel A. Coston,
Lucy C. Coulon,
EIna Charlton,
Antee Cunnegan,
Clara Cunnegan,
Calhoun Cunnegan,
John E. Cabot,
Lutitea Clark,
John Compet,
Mattie Gary,
Virgie Distan,
Edna Duvall,
Lottie Dudley,
Francis Dudley,
Lily E. Davidson,
Walter H. Ennis, Jr.,
Mary Helen Edwards,
Ara M. Edwards,
Elijah U. Foley,
Louisa Bertea Foley,
Nadie Franklin,
Louisa Fisher,
Charley Fisher,
Francis Garrison,
Annie Gilbert,
Sidania Gills,
Gilbert Eoy Gardiner,
Silas W. Garrison,
Charley A. Hay ward,
Clara Hayward,
Emm aline G. Hayward,
Albert Hayward,
Mamie Hayward,
Hattie Hayward,

Hamburg, La.
Bunkie, La.
Bunkie, La.
Lafourche Crossing.
Bunkie, La.
Bunkie, La.
Bunkie, La.
Bunkie, La.
Bunkie, La.
Bunkie, La.
Bunkie, La.
Bunkie, La.
Bunkie, La.
Bunkie, La.
Bunkie, La.
Bunkie, La.
Albemarle, La.
Plaquemine, La.
Bunkie, La.
Bunkie, La.
Bunkie, La.
Bunkie, La.
Bunkie, La.
Bunkie, La.
Bunkie, La.
Bunkie, La.
Bunkie, La.
Bunkie, La.
Bunkie, La.
Bunkie, La.
Bunkie, La.
Bunkie, La.
Bunkie, La.
Bunkie, La.
Bunkie, La.
Bunkie, La.

Leland University.

Tianna Hayward,

Bunkie, La.

Wesley Hayward,

Bunkie, La.

Edna Hayward,

Bunkie, La.

Fredgers Hayward,

Bunkie, La.

Fleetwood Hayward,

Bunkie, La.

Edna Hayward,

Bunkie, La.

Ethel Jackson,

Bunkie, La.

Ola Jamison,

Bunkie, La.

Pearl A. Johnson,

Bunkie, La.

Eunice Johnson,

Bunkie, La.

Henry Johnson,

Bunkie, La.

William Johnson,

Bunkie, La.

Elvera G. Johnson,

Bunkie, La.

Hilliard Kemper,

Bunkie, La.

Stanley Livingstone Lee,

Bunkie, La.

Lottie Hattie Lee,

Bunkie, La.

Octavia Lavalie,

Bunkie, La.

Morent Mitchel,

Bunkie, La.

Ida Moore,

Bunkie, La.

Amanda E. Moore,

Bunkie, La.

Zelphia McCray,

Bunkie, La.

Annie McCabe,

Bunkie, La.

Mattie Miles,

Bunkie, La.

Addie Ovilie,

Bunkie, La.

Xevada Prye,

Cotton Port, L

Laura Powells,

Bunkie, La.

Muncie E. Powells,

Bunkie, La.

Eldora Eoss,

Albemarle, La.

Emma Eobertson,

Bunkie, La.

Bertha Smith,

Bunkie, La.

Flora Sydney,

Bunkie, La.

Lillian Sneed,

Big Bend, La.

Ophelia Taylor,

Bunkie, La.

Patience Van Dyke,

Bunkie, La.

Susie Yan Dyke,

Bunkie, La.

Bessie Van Dyke,

Bunkie, La.

Leland University.

Josephine Voorhees,
I. W. Washington,
Benj. H. Washington,
I. W. Williams,
Samuel Wickliffe,
Virgie Wickliffe,
Josephine White,
Alice Williams,
Eosa Wiley,
James Wiley,
S. M. Wilson,
Pinky D. Williams,
Virginia Wheat,
Albert Watron,
Solstin Watson,
Carl Watson,
Eebecca Ward,

Bunkie, La.
Bunkie, La.
Bunkie, La.
Baton Bouge, La.
Bunkie, La.
Bunkie, La.
Evergreen, La.
Bunkie, La.
Bunkie, La.
Bunkie, La.
Big Bend, La.
Albemarle, La.
Bunkie, La.
Bunkie, La.
Bunkie, La.
Bunkie, La.
Bunkie, La.

Israel Academy,

BELLE ALLIANCE, LA.

Albertha Armstead,

Belle Alliance, La.

Clarence J. Amos,

Belle Alliance, La.

Ellen Antvrine,

Belle Bose, La.

George Arnold,

Belle Alliance, La.

Magnolia Arnold,

Belle Alliance, La.

Malvina Arnold,

Belle Alliance, La.

Mark Amos,

Belle Alliance, La.

Odelee Alcorn,

Belle Alliance, La.

Virginia Arnold,

Belle Alliance, La.

Vernon Armstead,

Belle Alliance, La.

Wesley Arnold,

Belle Alliance, La.

Wallace Armsteed,

Belle Alliance, La.

Orelia By our,

Belle Alliance, La.

Osama Breaux,

Belle Alliance, La.

Ida Breaux,

Belle Alliance, La.

Leland University.

Josephine Barns,
George Barns,
Mary Batiste,
Feoma Brown,
Ora Bernard,
Albertha Bernard,
Claiborne Bernard,
Delora Bozenian,
Estelle Bell,
Felix Boudreanx,
Worn Bernard,
Elsie C ornery,
Harriet Davis,
Frakella Demesme,
Orelia Dorsey,
Olesia Deggs,
Randall Dorsey,
Rogers Dabney,
Telephore Deggs,
Ialillia Dandriage,
Ida Dandriage,
Willie Davis,
Amanda Dandriage,
Alonzo Demesme,
Arthur Dugas,
Emelda E. Demesme,
Eddie Dugas,
Fergen Dorsey,
George Dugas,
Annie Evans,
Willard Frank,
James Frank,
Emma Forcha,
Fostena Frank,
Alfred Frank,
Albertha Golsten,

Belle Rose, La.
Belle Alliance, La.
Belle Alliance, La.
Belle Alliance, La.
Belle Alliance, La.
Belle Alliance, La.
Belle Alliance, La.
Belle Alliance, La.
Belle Alliance, La.
Paincourtville, La.
Belle Alliance, La.
Belle Alliance, La.
Belle Alliance, La.
Belle Alliance, La.
Belle Alliance, La.
Klotzville, La.
Belle Rose, La.
Belle Alliance, La.
Klotzville, La.
Belle Alliance, La.
Belle Alliance, La.
Belle Alliance, La.
Belle Alliance, La.
Belle Alliance, La.
Belle Alliance, La.
Belle Alliance, La.
Belle Alliance, La.
Belle Alliance, La.
Belle Alliance, La.
Belle Alliance, La.
Belle Alliance, La.
Belle Alliance, La.
Belle Alliance, La.
Belle Alliance, La.
Belle Alliance, La.
Belle Alliance, La.

Leland University.

Arthur Gassie,
Albert Gothrol,
Clarence Green,
Eerrida Garrison,
Henry Green,
Lavinia Gibbs,
Thomas Green,
Elsie Hubbs,
C. C. Hubbs,
Larlie Joseph,
Lona Joseph,
Theresa Joseph,.
Victoria Jones,
Gustavia Jones,
Alma Jones,
Annie Joseph,
Adam Joseph,
Mattie Kennedy,
Edward Keesley,,
Sylvia King,
Annie Lewis,
Arthur Levy,
Beatrice Lewis^
Clara Landry,
Clara Lewis,
Claudie Love,
Elliot Lawrence,
Sidney Lawrence,
Irene Landry,
James Lawrence,
Kernesta Love,
Louise Lee,
Margie Lodrie,
Paul Martin,
Helen Molden,
Herbert Molosone-,

Belle Eose, La.
Belle Alliance, La.
Belle Alliance, La.
Belle Alliance, La.
Belle Alliance, La.
Belle Alliance, La.
Belle Alliance, La.
Belle Alliance, La.
Belle Alliance, La.
Belle Alliance, La.
Belle Alliance, La.
Belle Alliance, La.
Belle Alliance, La.
Belle Alliance, La.
Belle Alliance, La.
Belle Alliance, La.
Belle Alliance, La.
Belle Alliance, La.
Belle Bose, La.
Woodlong, La.
Belle Alliance, I/a.
Belle Alliance, La.
Belle Alliance, La.
Belle Alliance, La.
Belle Alliance, La.
Belle Alliance, La.
Belle Alliance, La.
Belle Alliance, La.
Belle Alliance, La.
Belle Alliance, La.
Belle Alliance, La.
Belle Alliance, La.
Belle Bose, La.
St. Emma, La.
Belle Alliance, La.
Belle Rose, La.

Leland University.

Ida Martin,
IZeakel Minor,
John Molden,
Lucy Mitchel,
Louise Marterre,
Lucile Marterre,
Mattie Minor,
Marie Marterre,
Maude Martin,
Minnie Martin,
McCurly Marterre,
Melrin Mitchel,
Modeci Merritt,
Olivia Mitchel,
Debora Merritt,
Earl B. Madison,
Freddie Molden,
Freddie Marterre,
Gus Mitchel,
Beatrice Merritt,
Charlie McKeeser,
Johnny McKeeser,
Elnora Miles,
Eola Neil,
Maude Xeil,
Edna Oliver,
James Orange,
Samal Oliver,
Eugenia Oliver,
Wilton Orange,
Minerva Orange,
Olivia Pembleton,
Thomas Philip,
Hennen Porter,
Joseph Prier,
Junior Peter,

Belle Alliance, La.
Belle Alliance, La.
Belle Alliance, La.
Klotzville, La.
Belle Eose, La.
Belle Eose, La.
Belle Alliance, La.
Belle Eose, La.
St. Emma, La.
St. Emma, La.
Belle Eose, La.
Klotzvilie, La.
Belle Alliance, La.
Klotzville, La.
Belle Alliance, La.
Belle Alliance, La.
Belle Alliance, La.
Belle Eose, La.
Klotzville, La.
Belle Alliance, La.
Belle Alliance, La.
Belle Alliance, La.
Belle Alliance, La.
Belle Alliance, La.
Belle Alliance, La.
Belle Eose, La.
Belle Alliance, La.
Belle Alliance, La.
Belle Eose, La.
Belle Alliance, La.
Belle Alliance, La.
Belle Alliance, La.
Belle Alliance, La.
Belle Alliance, La.
Belle Alliance, La.
Belle Alliance, La.

72 Leland U

NIVERSITY.

John Patterson,

Klotzville, La.

Cadella H. Pleasant,

Belle Alliance, La.

Elizabeth Patterson,

Klotzville, La.

Gertrude Prier,

Belle Alliance, La.

Arthur Palmer,

St. Emma, La.

Permelia Beed,

Klotzville, La.

Solomon Beed,

Belle Alliance, La.

Ada Rhoden,

Albermarle, La.

Ann Bobertson,

Belle Alliance, La.

Albertha K. Remus,

Belle Alliance, La.

Theresa Sanders,

Belle Alliance, La.

Oleomas Solomon,

Belle Alliance, La.

Clarence Sanders,

Belle Alliance, La.

Edna Shield,

Belle Alliance, La.

Ella Sherman,

Klotzville, La.

Elnora Sammons,

Belle Alliance, La.

Ernest Suel,

Belle Alliance, La.

Edward Smith,

Belle Alliance, La.

Johnny Severan,

Belle Alliance, La.

Joseph Simms,

Belle Alliance, La.

Lottie Shield,

Belle Alliance, La.

Louise Solomon,

Belle Alliance, La.

Matilda Simms,

Belle Alliance, La.

Mary Sherman,

Klotzville, La.

Orelia Suel,

Belle Alliance, La.

Olivia Solomon,

Belle Alliance, La.

Solomon Shield,

Belle Alliance, La.

Tola Sampson,

Belle Alliance, La.

Walter Smith,

Belle Alliance, La.

Lester Sampson,

Belle Alliance, La.

Theodecia Sampson,

Belle Alliance, La.

Buth Turner,

Belle Alliance, La.

Millie Taylor,

Belle Alliance, La.

Albert Thompson,

Belle Alliance, La.

Aldsee Toldman?

Belle Alliance, La.

Batiste Therity,

Belle Rose, La.

Leland University.

Clarence Truxillo,
Elnora Tate,
Estora Tyler,
Esau Taylor,
Michel Toldman,
August William,
Alice Walker,
Ada Williams,
Dave Williams,
Eola Washington,
Emma Williams,
Edme Wilson,
Ersin Washington,
Frances Walker,
George Williams,
Hester Wyatt,
Harry Williams,
Joseph William,
Martha White,
Maggie White,
Monet White,
Minus Wilson,
Olivia Wilson,
Oscar Williams,
Rosebene Walton,
Selena Watkins,
Shedrick White,
Shack White,
Willie White,
Clara Woods,

Belle Alliance, La.
Belle Alliance, La.
Belle Rose, La.
Belle Alliance, La.
Belle Alliance, La.
Belle Alliance, La.
Belle Alliance, La.
Belle Alliance, La.
Klotzville, La.
Klotzville, La.
Belle Alliance, La.
Belle Alliance, La.
Belle Alliance, La.
Belle Alliance, La.
Belle Alliance, La.
Belle Alliance, La.
Belle Alliance, La.
Belle Alliance, La.
Belle Alliance, La.
Belle Alliance, La.
Belle Alliance, La.
Belle Alliance, La.
Belle Alliance, Ln.
Belle Alliance, La.
Belle Alliance, La.
Belle Alliance, La.
Belle Alliance, La.
Belle Alliance, La.
Belle Alliance, La.
Belle Alliance, La.

The names of students of Leland and Ruston Academies
were received too late for publication.

The next session begins Wednesday, Octo=
ber 3d, 1906.

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Examinations for entrance will be held Tuesday, October 1st,
1907.

The College year begins on Wednesday, October 2d, 1907, and
closes Wednesday, May 20th, 1908.

All communications and all checks or money orders should be
made payable to Leland University.

To reach the University, take a St. Charles Avenue Belt car,
getting off at Audubon Street, on St. Charles Avenue. The address
is Leland University, St. Charles Avenue and Audubon Street, New
Orleans, La.

The members of the Faculty may be addressed in care of Leland
University, New Orleans. La., or in care of their respective Acade-
mies.

The students of the University may be addressed in care of the
President.

The students of the various Academies may be addressed in care
of their respective principals.

CMfirroi of % Snark

EZRA H. STEVENS, Esq., President,
Hartford, Conn.

Rev. JOHN MARKS, Vice President,
930 Felicity Street, New Orleans.

Rev. C. V. EDWARDS, Secretary,
1007 Fourth Street, New Orleans.

CHARLES FRAZIER, Esq., Treasurer,
93 Nassau Street, New York, N. Y.

!Ex?ruttti? Gtammttttt.

Prof. L. W. Wilkinson, Chairman.
Hon. Don A. Pardee, Hon. T. J. Woodward,

Rev. John Marks, A. T. Terry, Esq.,

Rev. C. V. Edwards, Hon. James F. Pierson,

J. H. DlLLARD, LlTT. D. PRES. R. W. PERKINS.

John Humpstone, D. D., Chairman.
W. M. Hastings, Esq., J. W. Greene, Esq.,

W. C. P. Rhoades, D. D., E. E. Chivers, D. D.,

Louis W. Slocum, Esq., Chari.es Frazier, Esq.,

W. H. Burger, Esq., F. V. Dare, Esq.,

Ezra H. Stevens, Esq., C. A. Nelson, Esq.,

John H. Ireland, Esq.

Class I.— Term Expires 1908.

James H. Diuard, Litt. D.,
Charges Frazier, Esq.,
Hon Don A. Pardee,
Hon. James F. Pierson,

W. C. P. RHOADES, D. D.,

Rev. C. L. Roberts,

Louis W. Slocum, Esq.,

a. T. Terry, Esq.,

Prof. Levi W. Wilkinson, M. Sc.

New Orleans, La.
Brooklyn, N. Y.
New Orleans, La.
New Orleans, La.
Brooklyn, N. Y.
Cheneyville, La.
New York, N. Y.
New Orleans, La.
New Orleans, La.

Class II.— Term Expires 1909.

W. H. Burger, Esq.,
Rev. H. C. Cotton,
J. S. Dickerson, Esq.,
Wm. M. Hastings, Esq.,
John Humpstone, D. D.,
John H. Ireland, Esq.,
Rev. John Marks,
C. Alex. Nelson, Esq.,
Hon. T. J. Woodward,

Brooklyn, N. Y.
Belle Alliance, La.
Chicago, III.
Brooklyn, N. Y.
Brooklyn, N. Y.
Brooklyn, N. Y.
New Orleans, La.
New York, N. Y.
New Orleans, La.

Class III — Term Expires 1910.

E. E. Chivers, D. D.,

F. V. Dare, Esq.,
Rev. C. V. Edwards,
J. W. Greene, Esq.,
Hon. William Wirt Howe,
Rev. J. B. Livingston,
Pres. R. W. Perkins, Ph. D.,
Rev. James Roberson,

Ezra H. Stevens, Esq.,

Brooklyn, N. Y.
Brooklyn, N. Y.
New Orleans, La.
Brooklyn, N. Y.
New Orleans, La.
New Iberia, La.
New Orleans, La.
D arrow, La.
Hartford, Conn.

Leland University.

Jfantltg anft SJttatntrtflra.

R. W. PERKINS, M. A., Ph. D., President,

PHILOSOPHY AND EDUCATION.

GEORGE H. FELTON, M. A., M. D.,

NATURAL SCIENCE AND SOCIOLOGY.

A. A. NEWHALL, M. A.,

BIBLICAL INSTRUCTION.

MRS. R. W. PERKINS,

HISTORY AND PEDAGOGY.

FRANCES A. RACE, B. A.,

MATHEMATICS.

AMELIA ROBERSON, B. A.,

ENGLISH BRANCHES.
M. MAUDE GODDARD, B. A.,

ENGLISH AND HISTORY.

MARTHA GRACE LANE, B. A,,

LATIN AND ENGLISH.

MARGARET RUN Y AN, M. A.,
GREEK AND ENGLISH.

FRANK G. DAVIS, B. D.,
BIBLICAL INSTRUCTION.

ELIZA P. SIMMONS,

MUSIC.

HERBERT W. SMALL, B. A., B. D.,

MANUAL TRAINING.

Lei<and University.
MRS. ALICE T. MORSE,

SEWING.

JOSEPH NICHOLAS,

INSTRUCTOR IN ENGUSH BRANCHES.

WALTER G. SNEED,

INSTRUCTOR IN ENGUSH BRANCHES.

WILLIAM W. SOLETE,

INSTRUCTOR IN ENGLISH BRANCHES.

REUBEN U. CLARK,

INSTRUCTOR IN ENGUSH BRANCHES.

JOSINIA E. HENDERSON,

INSTRUCTOR IN ENGUSH BRANCHES.

NANNIE B. OUTTZ,

INSTRUCTOR IN ENGUSH BRANCHES.

LOUISE KYZER,

INSTRUCTOR IN ENGUSH BRANCHES.

JOSEPH H. JAMES,

INSTRUCTOR IN ENGUSH BRANCHES.

LILLIE A. ROBERTS,

INSTRUCTOR IN ENGUSH BRANCHES.

BENJAMIN HOLBROOK KYZER,
INSTRUCTOR IN ENGUSH BRANCHES.

AMELIA BETTIS,

INSTRUCTOR IN ENGUSH BRANCHES.

MRS. H. B. GREEN,

DOMESTIC DEPARTMENT.

Leland University.
MRS. G. H. FELTON,

LIBRARIAN.

JONAS HENDERSON, M. A., Principal,

HOWE INSTITUTE, NEW IBERIA.

EUGENIA KING,

ASSISTANT.

MAGGIE CHEATHAM,

ASSISTANT.

MRS. R. J. HENDERSON,

ASSISTANT.

MRS. L. R. OSIBIN,

PRINCIPAL.
LELAND ACADEMY, DONALDSONVILLE.

M. J. FOSTER, B. A., Principal,

MONROE ACADEMY.

MRS. M. J. FOSTER,

ASSISTANT.

RETTA E. BROOKS,

ASSISTANT.

WARNER R. WRIGHT, Principal,

CENTRAL LOUISIANA ACADEMY, ALEXANDRIA.

MARTHA HOUSTON,

ASSISTANT.

LUCRETIA BOARDMAN,

ASSISTANT.

FILMAN P. JACKSON, B. A., Principal,

OPELOUSAS HIGH SCHOOL.

MRS. F. P. JACKSON,

ASSISTANT.

Leland University.
ALBERT L. YATES, B. A., Principal,

CHENEYVILLE ACADEMY.

ETHEL STAULZ,

ASSISTANT.

W. G. THOMAS, Principal,

BUNKIE ACADEMY.

MRS. WALTER H. ENNIS,

ASSISTANT.

MAUD BETHINIA PEYTON,

ASSISTANT.

A. J. LAGARDE, B. A., Principal,

HOUMA ACADEMY.

MRS. A. J. LAGARDE,

ASSISTANT.

PH1LOMENE JOSEPH, Principal,

ISRAEL ACADEMY, BELLE ALLIANCE.

E. F. DEMESME,

ASSISTANT.

MRS. R. A. COTTON,

ASSISTANT.

REV. H. C. COTTON,

MUSIC.

P. P. MELLON, Th. B., Principal,

FOURTEENTH DISTRICT ACADEMY, MINDEN.

ANNA BUTLER,

ASSISTANT.

MATILDA MOORE,

ASSISTANT.

PLAN AND PURPOSE OF THE UNIVERSITY,

Leland University was incorporated in 1870, under the provisions
of the Act of the Legislature of Louisiana, which reads :

"The purposes and objects of this corporation are the establish-
ment and maintenance of one or more Institutions of learning for
the education, under Christian auspices, of young men and women,
particularly for the training of preachers and teachers and to re-
ceive donations of property for educational purposes. * * * In-
asmuch as the welfare of society, and not pecuniary gain, is the ob-
ject of this corporation, * * * the Trustees shall not have power
to encumber by mortgage the whole or any part of the property, nor
to use the principal of any endowment funds for the current ex-
penses of its work."

It is open to all persons who are fitted to enjoy its advantages,
without distinction of race or religious opinions.

The University owes its existence to the late Holbrook Chamber-
lain, Esq., of Brooklyn, N. Y., who purchased the ground in 1869,
erected the buildings ; largely provided for the expenses ; assisted
its management, and at his death left the bulk of his property as an
endowment fund, the interest of which goes to the payment of
teachers.

During the summer of 1899, a gift of $25,000 for additional en-
dowment was made by Chas. M. Pratt, Esq., of Brooklyn, N. Y.

LOCATION.

The University is situated on St. Charles Avenue, between
Audubon Place and Audubon Street, nearly opposite Audubon Park.
No more beautiful or healthful location could be found in New Or-
leans, while its retirement from the crowded part of the city renders
it peculiarly adapted to study.

The grounds comprise about ten acres. The row of live oaks
directly fronting the avenue, the palms, roses and shrubbery here
and there over the Campus, with the stately buildings, make it a
very attractive place.

10 Leland University.

University Hall is of brick. 100 by 80 feet, three stories above
the basement. Here are the chapel, recitation rooms, library,
museum, offices for the president and rooms for the professors and
male students, besides accommodations in the basement for recita-
tion rooms for the Preparatory School.

The Manual Training Shop is a frame building, fitted out with
fairly good equipment of hand-tools and a number of foot-power
machines.

ORGANIZATION.

The University comprises the following Departments :

1. The College offers courses of study leading respectively to
the degrees in Arts, Philosophy and Science, and is open to both
sexes.

2. The College Preparatory is designed to fit students for Col-
lege.

3. The Normal Department is designed to fit students for teach-
ing, and offers instruction in pedagogy and practice teaching.

4. The English Preparatory Department and Academies fit
students for the Normal School.

5. Instrumental Music is thoroughly taught. Fifty lessons in
Vocal Music, elementary principles and regular class practice are
given each year to all pupils.

6. The Manual Training Department comprises instruction in
Wood- working, Metal Work, Agriculture, Sewing and Domestic
Science.

7. Night School.

8. Woman's Christian Workers' Class.

9. The Theological School offers two courses :

I. Full and regular Theological instruction for College grad-
uates and those of equivalent attainments ; and,

II. A Minister's course, carefully prepared for Pastors.

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DEPARTMENT OF INSTRUCTION.

THEOLOGICAL DEPARTMENT.

I. The Theological Course is intended for college graduates and
those of equivalent attainment, and requires three years' resident
work; in Old Testament and Related Subjects; in New Testament
and Related Subjects; in Biblical Theology; in Church History; in
Systematic Theology and Ethics; in Practical Theology. Diplomas
will be given only to those who have satisfactorily completed the
class room work in recitation from a standard text book, from the
lectures, and the requirements in examinations, in theses and in
sermons.

II. The Ministers' Course is so adjusted as to take a pastor at
any stage of his advancement and give him an indispensable course
of study in Rhetoric; in Biblical, Church and General History; in the
Books of the Old and New Testament in English in the order of
their relative importance; in the Fundamental Doctrines; in Sermon
Preparation and in Pastoral Duties.

A number of ministers have been enabled to enter the normal
and college courses from the help gained in the Ministers' Classes
and a few are preparing to enter the Theological Course.

III. A large number of ministers have pursued a regular course,
giving all the time that their pastoral labors would permit to the
subjects that are regularly taught. No time limit is set to the
course; neither is diploma nor certificate offered. The object of the
course is to deepen the spiritual life, to give a wider knowledge of
the Bible, to promote efficiency, and to develop power in the work
of the ministry.

That Denomination is in grave danger that does not require of
its ministers a knowledge of the contents of the Bible, of the system
of Christian truth, of the relations of Christian truth to the science
and philosophy of our day, of the history of the Church, of its
polity, government, discipline and public worship, of the principles
of Christian ethics and of the methods of religious education.

12 Lei, and University.

cou,ege course.

Freshman Year. Cicero de Senectute; Iliad; French; Eng-
lish; Solid Geometry, Wentworth; History of Middle Ages; Livy;
University Algebra, Wells; History of Education; History of Modern
Europe; Essays.

Sophomore Year. Horace; Demosthenes; Trigonometry,
Wells; Geology, Norton; Civil Government, Fiske; Analytical
Geometry, Wentworth; Astronomy, Young; Principles of Education;
English Literature; New Testament Greek; Essays.

Junior Year. Tacitus; Plato; Logic, Hibben; Economics,
Bullock; Psychology, Ladd; History of Philosophy; Sociology;
Anthropology; New Testament Greek; Orations.

Senior Year. Working Principles of Rhetoric, Genung;
Ethics, Selh; First and Fundamental Truths, McCosh; Evidences,
Mullins; Theism, Flint; Philosophy of Mind, Ladd; Philosophy
of Education; Biblical Literature; New Testament Greek; Orations.

TEACHERS' TRAINING COURSE.

The Normal and Teachers' Training Course teaches the subjects
of a thoroughly organized secondary school and gives instruction by
critic teachers in the principles and theory of teaching in general
and of each of the grammar school branches in particular. Students
are required to give one period a day in practice teaching, under the
supervision of the Superintendent of the department, for one year.
The course takes five years, the last year ranking as the Freshman
year in College. The completion of this course with satisfactory evi-
dence of aptness to teach, and ability to discipline will be necessary
to receive a Normal diploma.

First Year. Rhetoric; Arithmetic, completed; Algebra, Wells;
Ancient World, West; First Year Latin, Collar and Darnell; Botany;
Essays; Sewing or Manual Training.

Second Year. English Composition; Roman History, Wolf son;
English Classics and Essays; Physical Geography, Tarr; Caesar,
four books; Algebra, through quadratics, Wells; Domestic Science
or Manual Training.

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Third Year. English Classics and Essays; Review of Gram-
mar School Branches with instruction in the pedagogy of each sub-
ject; English History, Cheyney; Physics, Gage; Cicero's Orations.

Fourth Year. English Classics; French History; American
History, Hart; Plane Geometry, Wentworih; Chemistry, Williams;
Virgil; Methods of Education.

Fifth Year. Solid Geometry, Wentworth; Psychology, Dexter
and Gar lick; History of Education, Kemp; Practice Teaching
throughout the year, Wells', University Algebra; Principles of Edu-
cation, Schaeffer; English Literature.

This course began in 1902 with twenty-seven students, six from
the College and the rest from the Normal. Thus far fifty-three
have completed the course. The classes have numbered one hun-
dred and seven.

Constant reference is made to the principles of education as
given by Laurie, Harris and Eliot, and to the methods of education
as given by Garlick and McMurry, with consultation of the best
literature on the subject.

The subject of education is further developed in the College by
studies in the Psychology and Philosophy of Education.

COUvEGE PREPARATORY.

First Year. Rhetoric; Advanced Arithmetic; Algebra, Wells;
Ancient History, West; First Year Latin, Collar and Daniell;
Botany; Essays; Two English Classics; Sewing or Manual Training.

Second Year. English Composition; Roman History, Wolf-
son; English Classics and Essays; Algebra, through quadratics,
Wells; Physical Geography, Tarr; Csesar, four books.

Third Year. English History, Cheyney; English Classics and
Essays; Cicero, six orations; Beginner's Greek, or French; Physics,
Gage; French History.

Fourth Year. American History, Hart; Virgil; Chemistry,
Williams; Plane Geometry, Wentworth; Anabasis, four books, or
French; English Classics and Essays.

14 Lei<and University.

The Engush Preparatory in the first five grades accom-
plishes the work laid out by the public schools of New Orleans for
these grades, the limit of education for colored people, by the city.
The grades six, seven and eight are a complete grammar school
course in reading, spelling, writing, drawing, arithmetic, geography,
nature study, physiology and United States history. Great stress is
placed upon a good command of English in speech and composition.

Grades 1-4. Reading; Writing; Oral Work in Numbers,
Grammar, Geography, Nature Work; Drawing; Readers, Carpenter
and Baker I-IV; Science Readers, Murche I-IV; Geography, Tarr
and McMurry; Grammar, Mother Tongue No. One', Spelling,
Quincy Word List', Dictation, Letter Writing; Arithmetic, Smith.

Grade 5. Reading, Carpenter and Baker No. V; Arithmetic,
Smith's Grammar School; Geography, Tarr and McMurry; Gram-
mar, Mother Tongue No. One; Spelling; Science Reader No. V,
Murche; Thirteen Colonies, Guerber; Writing; Drawing; Letter
Writing; Sewing or Manual Training.

Grade 6. Arithmetic continued, Smith; Geography, Hinman;
Reader, Carpenter and Baker No. VI; Grammar, Mother Tongue
No. One; completed; How the United States Become a Nation,
Fiske; Science Reader No. VI, Murche; Spelling; Writing; Draw-
ing; Sewing or Manual Training.

Grade 7. Arithmetic, Smith's Grammar School completed;
Grammar, Maxwell; Geography, Hinman; Real Things In Nature,
Holden; United States History, Morris; Spelling; Drawing; Sewing
or Manual Training.

Grade 8. Advanced Arithmetic, Smith; Grammar, Maxwell;
Hygienic Physiology, Coleman; Agriculture for Beginners, Burkett,
Stevens and Hill; English History, Guerber; English Classics;
Spelling; Drawing; Sewing or Manual Training.

An orderly school, with a properly adjusted curriculum, under
competent teachers, is a very efficient means of moral training.

The school that cannot command cheerful obedience to reason-
able methods of instruction and discipline is a moral failure. The

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students who will not adjust themselves to such regulation should
be dismissed as incorrigible.

Along with these formal studies, the tools of an education, the
proper ideals are so set forth that the pupil may acquire moral in-
sight, so that he may be consciously and with clear intent righteous.
The competent completion of this course is required to enter the
College Preparatory and Normal Courses.

The Academies are required to do as much work as is outlined
for the eight grades at the University Preparatory School. In all cases
the State-adopted books will be accepted as equivalent to the books
adopted above. The other books greatly enrich the course.

Successful work requires that in addition to the competent
teacher, the student should be provided with an adequate text-book,
and by questions, conversations, lectures, experiments, assigned
readings and observations, reports on special topics, and according
to the subject and to the maturity of the student, be encouraged to
the use of a good reference library. The aim of education, in so far
as it is liberal, is to fit a man to turn such ability as he has to any
work he may be called to do. It is not so much to feed facts as to
educate, to cultivate fertility in resource and to train to use the
powers of reasoning in original and unaided work.

woman's christian workers' class.

The President of the Woman's Baptist State Mission Society for
Louisiana, accompanied by a number of the members, made formal
application to the University for instruction in soul winning and
general church work for women who could read, who were of suf-
ficient maturity of judgment and were approved by their pastors as
trustworthy.

The Professors in the Theological Department gladly took up the
work. The first part of the instruction is an exegesis of those pas-
sages generally used for inquirers, for the two-fold purpose of deep-
ening the spiritual life of the class and of promoting efficiency. It
is proposed to give instruction in the fundamental doctrines, in
teaching, in Sunday School and in general lines of Church activity.

16 I<ei,and University.

This year Johnston's Studies for Personal Workers and the
Gospel of John formed the basis of the instruction.

Music. A four years' piano course; studies ranging through
Duvernoy and Czerny to Bach's Well Tempered Clavichord; other
musical material drawn from classic composers, from Ivange, Gurlitt,
Burgmuller, to Mozart, Mendelssohn, Chopin and Beethoven.

The Piano Course is supplemented by a course in harmony,
theory, musical history and ear training. The diploma will be made
conditional upon the intelligent and satisfactory completion of this
theoretic work.

Besides the attention given to correct singing on all public occa-
sions, instruction in the art of teaching vocal music is given to the
Teachers' Training Class and to the College.

Manual Training is a careful and practical teaching of Sloyd
for the fifth, sixth and seventh grades.

Mechanical drawing and woodworking are required from the
eighth grade first and second year College Preparatory and Normal
boys. Kvery student above these grades who has not taken the
course is required to spend one year in the Manual Training Shop.

Metal working is given to the upper classes, with reference to
practice in actual life. Many girls elect work in the shop.

Domestic Science is taught in theory and practice. The girls
are given practical instruction in household duties and cooking.

This year sewing has been regularly taught through the eight
grades and to the first, and second year Normal girls.

A night school is maintained for boys and men for six months in
the year.

The general principles of Agriculture are taught in the Normal
and College, illustrated by the cultivation of four acres of land and
by a small dairy.

Public Worship. Regular Church Service is conducted on
Sunday morning in the College Chapel.

Special emphasis is given to Bible Study under the charge of the
Faculty. This year there were two volunteer classes in special
studies in the Greek Testament under the charge of the Professors.

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A course of lectures on the Gospel of Matthew was given by the
President at the morning chapel.

The Principal and Preceptress conduct evening chapel in their
respective halls.

Each year a course of study covering some book of the Bible, or
some Biblical subject is completed. The students maintain a volun-
tary weekly prayer meeting, a regular Missionary Society, and con-
stitute a recognized branch of the National Society of Christian En-
deavor, with a regular Sunday evening service.

There is a Literary Society, the Phii^omathean, composed of
the students, which holds weekly meetings for mutual improvement.
Under certain conditions and restrictions a portion of the essays,
declamations, orations and debates are credited in the Normal and
College work.

The debates are intensive studies in some important topic, in
sociology or governmental policy, in politics or history, and give
abundant opportunity for literary research work, as well as drill in
logic and argument and public address. Well prepared serious de-
bate is a noble element in a college training.

The degree of Master of Arts may be conferred only upon those
who hold a Bachelor's degree, in the liberal arts and sciences, from
this or another approved college maintaining similar standards of
liberal education, who shall have completed a course of liberal study
under the direction of the faculty sufficient in amount to constitute
an additional year of college work of advanced character.

Mr. J. S. Dickerson, of the "Chicago Standard," offers a prize
for the best essay in the Third Year Normal, for the next five
years, the topic to be chosen by the Professor of English in charge.

Rev. Dr. J. P. Philips, a former professor, offers for next year
three prizes— one in Ethics, one in English and one for the Minis-
ters' Class.

The University has a Library and Reading Room which is sup-
plied with journals and periodicals. Additions were made as fol-
lows, a number of books of travel, history, science, literature, re-
ligion and several wall maps.

18 Lei,and University.

The President is in the habit each year of reading with the
Senior College Class some book bearing on the studies of the term.
President Henry Churchill King's "Rational Living" and Professor
James Orr's "God's Image in Man" were read and discussed this
session.

The method of instruction must be varied according to the na-
ture of the subject taught. A text-book should be used as a guide
and as a suggestion of the instruction to be imparted and the
method of doing so. The student should be held strictly account-
able for the text book as to substance and order of presentation, but
the instruction should go far beyond its limitations.

In advanced work, the branches must be presented practically,
comparatively, historically, with a view of leading the student to
the apprehension of the subject as a whole, and in its organic re-
lations.

The highest practical scholars must be well grounded in theo-
retical knowledge. There are enough studies of an undisputedly and
eminently liberal character to fill each curriculum of any institution
to repletion. Over crowding of studies tinges with vanity.

This institution stands for the conviction, in the words of Dean
Andrew Fleming West, ' 'That the true utility is the long utility
which serves to make a whole life useful and that it is the end for
which men live that make them useful or useless; * * that there are
College studies essential for all who take the College course, that it
is the completion of these which opens to the student the best all-
round view of the knowledge most serviceable for his whole after-
life, and that the idea of discipline and duty, in studies as well as in
conduct, underlie any real development of the one true freedom
of the human spirit."

Admission of Students.

Examinations for entrance to the various classes are held pre-
ceding Commencement and on the day preceding the opening of the
school year.

Leland University. 19

the general requirements for entrance to coixege.

1. English Grammar, Elements of Rhetoric and the reading and
study of the English Classics set by the Southern College Associa-
tion for the year 1907-8.

2. Arithmetic, Algebra through quadratics, Plane Geometry.

3. Latin Grammar, Four books of Coesar, six orations of Cicero,
four books of Virgil.

4. Greek Grammar, Four books Xenophon's Anabasis.

5. History— United States, Hart's Essentials, History of Greece,
History of Rome, History of England.

6. Physiology, Physics, Physical Geography, Chemistry.

This is the work of a High School course of four years, and of
the College Preparatory course at Leland in particular.

The satisfactory completion of the Eight grades of a public
school course is required to enter the first year Normal or College
Preparatory Course. Admission to higher classes will be permitted
only to those who have satisfactorily passed examinations in the
work already completed by the class they wish to enter.

The text-books given in the course of study of the English
Preparatory and College Preparatory Schools indicate the require-
ment in each branch.

General Rules.

It is assumed that all who enter upon the courses of study do so
for the purpose of acquiring an education not only of the intellect,
but also of character. The laws of the Institution are as few and
simple as the proper regulation of a community of young people
will permit. These laws must be observed not only in their letter,
but in their spirit. The atmosphere of the Institution is not that
of arbitrary restraint, but of reasonable conformity to reasonable
laws. Each student is distinctly placed upon his manhood, and if
he abuses his privileges in conduct, study or work, or work hour
after reasonable caution, he must withdraw from the Institution.

20 IyELAND University.

No student will be retained who does not make progress in studies
and in morals.

No student who is deficient in rhetorical or class room work in
any term shall be eligible to the office of Manager or Director in
any student organization, or to be a member of any exhibiting
organization or an)- contesting athletic team during any subsequent
term until such deficency is made up.

Only under exceptional circumstances wrill excuses be granted to
leave the Institution during term time. In such cases the examina-
tion in the studies gone over by the class during a student's absence
will be specially searching, and a high degree of attainment will be
required. The work of the term begins on the day of opening and
continues uninterruptedly until the last day of the term.

Unexcused absences from recitations count as zero in making up
the monthly averages; excused absences have half the effect in
lowering a student's standing; but a student may, at the option of a
professor, do supplementary work to obviate the effect upon his
standing of excused absences.

Students are required to take up enough studies to keep them,
in the judgment of the President, sufficiently employed, but will
not be allowed to take up more or other than they can study with
profit. In all cases quality of work is esteemed of more importance
than quantity.

A student, who at the end of a term has conditions amounting
to half the term's work or more, may not graduate with his class.

Lkland University. 21

The day students are required to attend morning prayers in
the Chapel.

All residing on the campus are required to attend the stated
religious services.

Absences from regular duties make the offender liable to disci-
pline, which in ordinary cases shall be suspension.

A student who has not completed his rhetorical work in any
term will not be permitted to enter upon any of the work of the
succeeding term until such deficiency is made up.

Any absence from a class exercise incurred in the three days
before vacation or before or after a recess shall count as equivalent
to two absences incurred at any other time.

The President of the University will be in his office in the Main
Building at stated hours to confer with students who may desire
advice or assistance.

All students of the University will room and board either on the
campus or with their parents or legal guardians in New Orleans,
and in immediate vicinity.

No student is allowed to leave the campus at any time without
permission.

No person will be dismissed from the Institution in good standing
who leaves it while under censure. Nor will any student be gradu-
ated who has not discharged all his pecuniary obligations to the
Institution.

No person is admitted to the University as a candidate for the
degree of Bachelor of Arts, after the beginning of the first term of
the Senior year.

No Certificate or statement as to work done in his department
is granted by any professor or instructor to an undergraduate.

22 Lei,and University.

Expenses.

All instruction, except in Instrumental Music, is free.

Board, per month $12.00

Incidental Expenses, for day scholars, per month 1.00

Instrumental Music, for four weeks, with piano practice 3.00

Instrumental Music, for four weeks, without piano practice. . . 2.00
Board and Tuition, in Auxiliaries, per month 8.00

All University expenses must be paid in advance. Failure to
comply with this rule will deprive the student of the privileges of
the University until payment is made, unless excused by special
vote of the Faculty.

No student can take his place in his class until he presents a
receipt from the office.

No deductions for incidentals for less than half a month.

All students are required to perform daily one hour of some
form of manual labor under the direction of a teacher as a part of
their payment for board.

Rooms are furnished with bedstead, mattress, pillows, quilts,
chairs, tables, washstand, mirror, bowl and pitcher.

Students must provide themselves with sheets, pillow-cases,
towels, napkins, hair and tooth brushes. The wash-list of the
articles of plain regular wear received in the school laundry will be
furnished each student.

The young women must be provided with water-proof umbrella,
over-shoes, work-aprons. School dresses and underskirts must be
of dark material. An extra charge will be made for white dresses,
skirts and waists.

The young men should provide themselves with suitable apparel
for the work hour, manual training, shop and agricultural work.

It is specially desired that the dress of pupils shall be simple
and inexpensive. Parents and guardians are urged to co-operate
with the school in this direction.

Leland University. 23

Students are charged for any damage to their rooms or furniture,
whether it be done while they are present in the room or absent
from it, whether it be accidental or designed.

All required text books and stationery may be bought at the
University book-store for cash at the regular school-book, state
adopted prices.

Auxiliary Schools.

In order to encourage the organization of local schools for
primary and grammar grade work, the University has made provision
for taking under its charge auxiliary schools in the vicinity of
New Orleans upon the following conditions:

1. That a property fairly valued at $2,000 shall be provided by
the trustees and kept in repair by them, with taxes, insurance and
incidental expenses paid.

2. That the tuitions, to the amount at least of $1.00 per month
for each pupil, be reported and paid to the University before the 5th
of each school month.

3. That the course of study prepared by the Leland Faculty
for use in preparatory schools, or ' 'Leland Academies, ' ' be adopted
by the school with such text-books as are from time to time
prescribed.

4. The teachers of the school are to be appointed by the Presi-
dent of Leland University in consultation with the trustees of the
school, and their names will appear as members of our Faculty.
Their salaries are to be paid by the University on terms which may
be agreed upon; to be adjusted with reference to the apparent
needs and probable income of the school.

5. Graduates of the school will be received into the regular
normal classes of the University without examination. The best
scholar in each graduating class will receive from the University a
prize of $1 per month, deducted from his first term bill, and the
second best scholar will receive a prize of 50 cents per month in the
same year. The principal must in each case certify to the standing
of these honor first year normal pupils.

24 Leland University.

Howe Institute.

The first auxiliary of Iceland University was established at
New Iberia, La., in 1890, for preparatory and grammar school work.

The sons of Peter Howe, of Wenona, 111., who, out of filial
regard for the wishes of their revered father, placed that beautiful
property under the control and management of the President of the
University for a number of years, in 1904 gave the property in fee
simple to the school management and added a handsome donation.

In 1905-6 the Sixth District Baptist Association erected a
beautiful three-story brick building costing $8,000.

At the head of this Institution has been placed Prof. Jonas
Henderson, M. A., who filled the chair of History and Mathematics
in the University for nine years. His ability as a teacher is well and
widely known. Mrs. Rebecca J. Henderson, a normal graduate of
Leland University, is matron of the boarding department.

Leland Academy.

In November, 1892, the trustees of the Slater High School at
Donaldsonville, La., made application for acceptance as an auxiliary
school, under the name of Leland Academy, and it was accepted by
our Board. Mrs. George W. Osibin, a normal graduate of Leland
University, is the efficient Principal.

Monroe Academy.

Early in 1898, the Industrial High School at Monroe, La., was
admitted to affiliation with us, having given satisfactory evidence of
ability to meet our prescribed conditions. The Trustees have shown
commendable enterprise in securing a valuable property for the
school, and good work is being done for industrial training. Large
classes are maintained in music and sewing. Prof. Madison J.
Foster, B. A., a graduate of Leland College, is the Principal.

Opelousas High School.

In February, 1902, the Opelousas High School formally made
application to become auxiliary to the Leland University. The
school is a new one and bids fair to be useful. Prof. Firman P.
Jackson, B. A., a graduate of our College, is the Principal.

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Central Louisiana Academy.

This well known school has for some years been under the
charge of Prof. W. R. Wright, a graduate of our Normal Depart-
ment. The school has a large influence. It became auxiliary in 1902.

Cheneyville Academy.

The Academy at Cheneyville for some time has been sending
well prepared students to the University. In 1902 it became auxili-
ary according to the prescribed conditions. The school is very well
equipped. Prof. Albert Iv. Yates, B. A., of Iceland College,
is the Principal.

Bunkie Academy.

Bunkie Academy has a good location. It is under the principal-
ship of Prof. W. G. Thomas, one of our Normal students. It
has twice enlarged, and is still cramped for room. It became
auxiliary in 1902. We have received a number of excellent young
people, well prepared, from this school.

Houma Academy.

The Fifth District Association established the Houma Academy.
The building is in good condition. The Principal, A. J. L,agarde,
B. A., is doing very good service. The school has a good field.
It became auxiliary in 1902.

Israel Academy, Belle Alliance.

The Israel Baptist Church of Belle Alliance, Rev. H. C.
Cotton, Pastor, has built a good school building and maintains a
good corps of teachers. Miss Phii^omene Joseph, a graduate of
our Normal School, is the Principal. The school bids fair to be a
very useful factor in promoting education.

Minden Academy.

The Fourteenth District Baptist Association has established a
good school at Minden, Louisiana. REV. P. P. Meu«ON, Th. B., is
the efficient Principal. The school became auxiliary in 1907.

26 Lei,and University.

Other Academical Schools.

In addition to these Auxiliary Academies, there are under the
Baptist State Convention, the District Associations, and supported
by the churches of these bodies, schools at Baton Rouge, Shreveport,
Gibsland, Homer, Mansfield, Tallulah, Ruston, Franklin, Rayville,
with an enrollment of 1,696. There are also a great number of
private schools held in Baptist meeting houses, some supported by
the State, but a great many supported by the churches, with
a very large enrollment.

Summary.

College Graduates 14

Under Graduates 24

Theological Department 1

Ministers' Class 32

Women's Christian Workers' Class 42

Night School 49

Sloyd, Mechanical Drawing, Bench Work 113

Sewing 208

Teachers' Training Department 35

Normal and College Preparatory 78

English Preparatory :

Grade 8 18

Grade 7 44

Grade 6 50

Grade 5 66

Primary Grades 101

Duplicates 362 — 503

Howe Institute 193

Iceland Academy 66

Monroe Academy • • • • 176

Alexandria Academy 229

Cheneyville Academy 93

Opelousas High School 131

Bunkie Academy 186

Houma Academy 103

Belle Alliance Academy 159

Minden Academy 132

Total 1,971

Leland University. 27

College, Theological, Teachers' Training and
College Preparatory Department.

R. W. PERKINS, M. A., Ph. D., President,

PHILOSOPHY AND EDUCATION.

GEORGE H. FELTON, M. A., M. D., Principal,

NATURAL SCIENCE AND SOCIOLOGY.

A. A. NEWHALL, M. A.,
BIBLICAL INSTRUCTION.

MRS. R. W. PERKINS, Superintendent,

HISTORY AND PEDAGOGY.

FRANCES A. RACE, B. A.,

MATHEMATICS.

AMELIA ROBERSON, B. A.,

ENGLISH BRANCHES.
M. MAUDE GODDARD, B. A.,

ENGLISH AND HISTORY.

MARTHA GRACE LANE, B. A,,

LATIN AND ENGLISH.

MARGARET RUNYAN, M. A.,
GREEK AND ENGLISH.

FRANK G. DAVIS, B. D.,

BIBLICAL INSTRUCTION.

ELIZA P. SIMMONS,

MUSIC.

HERBERT W. SMALL, B. A., B. D.,

MANUAL TRAINING.

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Names of Students.

GRADUATE

STUDENTS.

Joseph S. Clark, B. A.,

Baton Rouge, La.

Anderson Cheatham, B. A.,

Shreveport, La.

Charles S. Collins, B. A.,

Houma, La.

James L. Crossley, B. A.,

Ruston, La.

Madison J. Foster, B. A.,

Monroe, La.

James M. Frazier, B. A.,

Junction City, Ark

William J. Hicks, B. A., B. D.,

Gibsland, La.

Filman P. Jackson, B. A.,

Opelousas, La.

Adam Joseph Lagarde, B. A.,

Houma, La.

B. Leonidas Mellon, B. A.,

Detroit, Texas.

Samuel Paul Nelson, B. A.,

Arkadelphia, Ark.

Israel S. Powell, B. A.,

Ruston, La.

Albert L. Yates, B. A.,

Cheneyville, La.

John B. Yates, B. A.,

Clarksville, Miss.

Theological

Department.

SENIOR

YEAR.

Adam Joseph Lagarde, B. A.

Minister'

s Class.

Rev. Jackson Acox,

New Orleans, La.

Rev. Kdward Luke Brown,

New Orleans, La.

Rev. Henry Butler,

New Orleans, La.

Mr. Nicholas Carter,

New Orleans, La.

Rev. Thomas Columbus,

New Orleans, La.

Rev. Douglas Crowder,

New Orleans, La.

Rev. Joseph L. Dennis,

Gretna, La.

Rev. Fred Diamond,

New Orleans, La.

Mr. Frank B. Hutchinson,

Gulf port, Miss.

Rev. Charles Milburn,

New Orleans, La.

Rev. Arthur P. Orlage,

New Orleans, La.

Rev. Randall Porter,

New Orleans, La.

Rev. Gloucester C. Rounds,

New Orleans, La.

LEi,and University.

Rev. Napoleon Ruffin,
Rev. Edward D. Simms,
Mr. James Sparks,
Rev. George W. Toney.
Rev. E. A. Watkins.
Rev. E. N. Webb,

New Orleans, La.
New Orleans, La.
New Orleans, La.
New Orleans, La.
New Orleans, La.
New Orleans, La.

Ministerial Students

IN OTHER

Charles William Brooks,

Rev. Frank Benjamin Houston,

Joseph Harry James,

Henry Lewis,

Rev. Isaac Heywood Perkins,

Columbus Smith,

DEPARTMENTS.

Rev. Moses Stroter Gordon,
William Bradderson Henderson,
Benjamin Holbrook Kyzer,
Joseph Nicholas,
Abraham Lawrence Simon,
Andrew James Willis,

Joshua Sidney Wilson.

Woman's Christian Workers' Class.

Mrs. Jackson Acox,
Mrs. Mary L. Brooks,
Miss Josephine Brown,
Miss Mary Charles,
Mrs. Irene Columbus,
Mrs. Sarah A. Gates,
Mrs. L. Griffin,
Mrs. Ada Harding,
Mrs. Lucretia Henry,
Mrs. Victoria Jones,
Mrs. Betsey Landry,
Mrs. Mary A. Lewis,
Mrs. Mary Moore,
Mrs. Hannah Nelson,
Mrs. Sophie Sawyer,
Mrs. Daisy Spahn,
Mrs. Virginia Tingle,

Mrs. Nira Bass,
Mrs. Jennie Brown,
Mrs. L. Burrill,
Mrs. Mary Cockrhan,
Mrs. Emma Cooper,
Mrs. Sarah Germany,
Mrs. Sophie Guichard,
Mrs. Regina Harrington,
Mrs. Ellora Holmes,
Mrs. Mary A. Joseph,
Mrs. Virginia Lee,
Mrs. Ella Major,
Mrs. Julia Mitchell,
Mrs. Eleonora Sargent,
Mrs. Josephine Smith,
Mrs. Rene Taswell,
Mrs. Rachel Watson,

Leland University.

Mrs. Ernestine Webb,
Mrs. E. Wiggins,
Mrs. Dicey Williams,
Mrs. Mary M. Wimbly,

Joseph Nicholas,

Mrs. M. T. Wells,
Mrs. J. W. Wiggins,
Mrs. Hattie Wilson,
Mrs. Eliza J. Windsor.

College.

SENIOR CLASS.

Smoke Bend, La.

JUNIOR CLASS.

Bourge, La.
Lecompte, La.
Algiers, La.
New Iberia, La.
New Orleans, La.
New Orleans, La.
Monroe, La.
Barton, La.
Donaldson ville, La.
New Orleans, La.

SOPHOMORE

Joseph Harry James,
Benjamin Holbrook Kyzer,
Lillie Arthesta Roberts,

CLASS.

Evergreen, La.
New Orleans, La.
Cheneyville, La.

FRESHMAN

Amelia Bettis,
Francis Marion Boley,
Julia Featherstone,
William Bradderson Henderson,
Bozie Hannnibal Holland,
Charles Henry Johnson,
Abraham Lawrence Simon,
Dempsey Smith,

SPECIAI, STUDENTS.

Ida Mattie Frank, Belle Alliance, La.

Cora Albertha Toliver, Baton Rouge, La.

CLASS.

New Orleans, La.
Monroe, La.
New Orleans, La.
Washington, La.
Simsboro, La.
Lavernia, Tex.
New Iberia, La.
Fairmount, La.

Lei^and University.

Normal and College Preparatory.

FOURTH YEAR.

Evangeline Alston,
Agnes Barkley,
Mary Ann Bush,
Earlene Gertrude Conerly,
Tilla Martael Clark,
Deborah Leon tine Dorson,
Beatrice Iona Flowers,
Gussie Foreman,
Nettie Rosabell Giles,
Bertha Louisa Green,
Elijah Cheatham Hall,
Woodford Jackson,
Louisa Lillian Johnson,
Viola May Lawson,
Mattie Verna Newman,
Christopher Columbus Smith,
Arthur Lason Story,
Collins Henry Walker,
Ruth May Wilson,

Priscilla Anderson,
Henry Benjamin Brittain,
Charles William Brooks,
Mark Cyrus Gains,
Cora Arilena Henderson,
Louisiana Jackson,
Lawrence Johnson Lee,
Isaac Heywood Perkins,
lone Ethel Smith,
Ida Selena Stevens,
John Osborne Williams,
Andrew James Willis,
Joshua Sidney Wilson,

New Orleans, La.
New Orleans, La.
New Iberia, La.
New Orleans, La.
Lecompte, La.
New Orleans, La.
New Orleans, La.
Lake Charles, La.
New Iberia, La.
New Orleans, La.
Rapides, La.
New Orleans, La.
New Orleans, La.
New Orleans, La.
New Orleans, La.
Fairmount, La.
New Orleans, La.
New Iberia, La.
New Orleans, La.
THIRD YEAR.

New Orleans, La.
New Orleans, La.
New Orleans, La.
New Orleans, La.
New Orleans, La.
New Orleans, La.
Bunkie, La.
New Orleans, La.
New Orleans, La.
New Orleans, La.
Evergreen, La.
New Orleans, La.
Opelousas, La.

IvEiyAND University.

Sarah Bettis,
Bertha Christina Brown,
Josephine Eugenie Brunette
Alice Campbell,
Isaac Curtis,
William Ira Green,
Maud Wallace Labau,
Anna Gertrude Marshall,
Elizabeth Harriet Maxson,
Anna Lydia Mitchell,
Millie Randall,
Bertha Myrtle Roberts,
Mamie Francis Robertson,
Hugh Alexander Rogers,
Clara Olva Thomas
Stella Williams,
Abbie Victoria Young,

Elenora Anderson,

Viola Anderson,

Rosetta Brenda Bolds,

Mathew Harold Bowles,

Willie Christmas,

Edward Solomon Milton Coston,

Loretta Margarita Coston,

Robert Frederick Green,

John Holland,

Thomas Jackson,

Albertha Johnson,

Carrie Patsy Jones,

John Thomas Bailer Iyabau,

Charles Pierce,

Evalina Pierce,

Thomas Durant Pierce,

Charles Chester Robinson,

SECOND YEAR.

New Orleans, La.
New Orleans, La.
New Orleans, La*
New Orleans, La.
New Orleans, La.
Monroe, La.
Baldwin, La.
Bay St. Louis, Miss.
Pearlington, Miss.
Monroe, La.
New Orleans, La.
Cheneyville, La.
New Iberia, La.
Monroe, La.
New Orleans,
Morgan City, La.
New Orleans, La.
FIRST YEAR.

• New Orleans, La.
New Orleans, La.
Slidell, La.
New Iberia, La.
New Orleans, La.
Hamburg, La.
Hamburg, La.
Gibson, La.
Simsboro, La.
New Orleans, La.
New Orleans, La.
New Orleans, La.
Baldwin, La.
New Orleans, La.
New Orleans, La.
New Orleans, La.
New Orleans, La.

Leland University.

Florence Palmyra Smith,
Permelia Alice Villia,
Estelle Fanny Vinet
Julia Elizabeth Walker,
Joseph Warren Washington ,
Yancy Malvern Washington,
Louisa Beatrice Winchester,

New Orleans, La.
Plaqumine, La.
New Orleans, La.
Odenburg, La.
Bunkie, La.
Arnaudville, La.
Cheneyville, La.

Teachers' Training Class.

First Class, 1904.
Adam Joseph Lagarde, B. A.

Filman Pericles Jackson,
Gilbert Somers Perez,
Richard Lincoln Williams,
Angie Florence Lewis,
Samuel Paul Nelson,
Eleonora Victorine Kyzer,

Second Class,
John Bartholomew Yates,
Albert Leonidas Yates,
Bertha Finnie,
Louisa Isabella Kyzer,
Josinia Henderson,

Madison James Foster,
Joseph Nicholas,
Rosabella Hopes,
Joseph Walter Nelson,
James Monroe Frazier,
Maud Bethinia Peyton.

1905.

Nannie Beatrice Outtz,
Aaron Hall,
Beatrice Gottlieb,
Joseph Henry James,
Minnie Ada Peyton,

Christina Antoinette Duconge.

Third Class,

Lillie Belle Bryant,
Reuben Ulysses Clark,
Virginia Green,
Lydia Geneva Placide,
Lillie Arthesta Roberts,

1906.

Walter George Sneed,

William Wellington Solete,

James Ward,

Florence Anna Washington,

William Williams.

Evangeline Alston,
Amelia Bettis,
Mary Bush,
Ellen Carter,
Marteal Clark,
Gertrude Conerly,
Julia Featherstone,
Gussie Foreman,
Ida Frank,

Fourth Class 1907.

Nettie Giles,

Elijah Cheatham Hall,

William Bradderson Henderson ,

Benjamin Holbrook Kyzer,

Viola May Lawson,

Mattie Newman,

Dempsey Smith,

Arthur Lason Story,

Alice Williams.

34 Iceland University.

5Hjtrijj-ii>txiIi Annual <&mttm*ttr*ttt*tit
WtbntBbn}$t taAr IB, 10flfi*

Normal and College Preparatory.

DIPLOMAS CONFERRED.

Leontine Bartholomew, John Sheman Prescott,

Amelia Bettis, Arlie Priestley,

Francis Marion Boley, Abraham Lawrence Simon,

Thomas Samuel Dickerson, Dempsey Smith,

Virginia Green, Mamie Ethel Smith,

William Bradderson Henderson, James Ward,

Bozie Hannibal Holland, Florence Washington.

Ivydia Geneva Placide, William Williams,
William Randolph Wills.

Teachers' Training Class.

Ivillie Belle Bryant, Virginia Green,

Reuben Ulysses Clark, L/ydia Geneva Placide,

Lillie Arthesta Roberts, James Ward,

Walter George Sneed, Florence Washington,

William Wellington Solete, William Williams.

CERTIFICATES CONFERRED.

Music.

Virginia Green.

College.

DEGREES CONFERRED ON EXAMINATION.
BACHELOR OF ARTS.

James Monroe Frazier, Albert I^eonides Yates,

Eleanor Victorine Kyzer, John Bartholomew Yates.

Leland University. 35

English Preparatory Department.

R. W. PERKINS, M. A., Ph. D., President,

PHILOSOPHY AND EDUCATION.

MRS. R. W. PERKINS, Superintendent,

HISTORY AND PEDAGOGY.

AMELIA ROBERSON, B. A.,

ENGLISH BRANCHES.
M. MAUDE GODDARD, B. A.,

ENGLISH AND HISTORY.

MARTHA GRACE LANE, B. A,,

ARITHMETIC AND ENGLISH.

MARGARET RUNYAN, M. A.,

HISTORY AND ENGLISH.

HERBERT W. SMALL, B. A., B. D.,

MANUAL TRAINING.

JOSEPH NICHOLAS,

INSTRUCTOR IN ENGLISH BRANCHES.

WALTER G. SNEED,

INSTRUCTOR IN ENGLISH BRANCHES.

WILLIAM W. SOLETE,

INSTRUCTOR IN ENGLISH BRANCHES.

REUBEN U. CLARK,

INSTRUCTOR IN ENGLISH BRANCHES.

JOSINIA E. HENDERSON,
INSTRUCTOR IN ENGLISH BRANCHES.

Lei^and University.

NANNIE B. OUTTZ,

INSTRUCTOR IN ENGLISH BRANCHES.

LOUISE KYZER,

INSTRUCTOR IN ENGLISH BRANCHES.

JOSEPH H. JAMES,

INSTRUCTOR IN ENGLISH BRANCHES.

LILLIE A. ROBERTS,

INSTRUCTOR IN ENGLISH BRANCHES.

BENJAMIN HOLBROOK KYZER,

INSTRUCTOR IN ENGLISH BRANCHES.

AMELIA BETTIS,

INSTRUCTOR IN ENGLISH BRANCHES.

Names of Students.

EIGHTH GRADE.

Willie Brown,
Alice Campbell,
Anita Dunning,
Odessa Finnid,
Joseph Gordon,
Fannie Hubbs,
Hazel Hubbs,
Irene Jones,
Fannie Lawson,
Willie Mitchell,
Alice McKay,
Emma Nicholas,
Janie Peters,
Randolph Porter,
Ethel Ross,
Delphine Shields,
Harry Williams,
William Young,

New Orleans, La.
New Orleans, La.
Lake Charles, La.
New Orleans, La.
Algiers, La.
New Orleans, La.
New Orleans, La.
New Orleans, La.
New Orleans, La.
New Orleans, La.
New Orleans, La.
Pass Christian, Miss.
Gainesville, Miss.
New Orleans, La.
New Orleans, La.
New Orleans, La.
New Orleans, La.
New Orleans, La.

Lei,and University.
SEVENTH GRADE.

Agnes Armstrong
Lorena Augustus,
Octavia A. Adams,
Octavia I. Adams,
Jesse Alfred Adams,
Virginia Acker,
Laura Brown,
Naomi Bailey,
Ruth Bailey,
Alice Bowman,
Augustus Castilian,
Henry Curtis,
Frances Flowers,
Naomi Drummond,
Juliet Davidson,
Lydia Dorsey,
Alberta Downs,
Lily Dobard,
Lelia Davis,
Edmonia Davis,
Beulah Glaze,
Arthur Holmes,
Adele Joseph,
Odalie James,
Basile Jones,
Alfred Jenkins,
Ruth Kyzer,
Lelia Lavigne,
Edward Lear,
Henry Lewis,
Louisa Moore,
Mary Myers,
Benjamin Porter,
Timothy Patterson,
Nicholas Smith,
Clara Toddy,
Mamie White,
Leola Willard,
Willie Walls,
Albert Workman,
Frances Wooten,

New Orleans, La.
New Orleans, La.
Odenburg, La.
Logtown, Miss.
New Orleans, La.
Gainesville, Miss.
New Orleans, La.
New Orleans, La.
New Orleans, La.
Odenburg, La.
New Orleans, La.
New Orleans, La.
New Orleans, La.
New Orleans, La.
New Orleans, La.
New Orleans, La.
New Orleans, La.
New Orleans, La.
Floyd, La.
New Orleans, La.
Lake Charles, La.
Natchitoches, La.
New Orleans, La.
New Orleans, La.
Luling, La.
Houma, La.
New Orleans, La.
New Orleans, La.
New Orleans, La.
Olivier, La.
New Orleans, La.
Vidalia, La.
New Orleans, La.
Algiers, La.
Pearlington, Miss.
New Orleans, La.
New Orleans, La.
New Orleans, La.
New Orleans, La.
New Orleans, La.
Pearlington, Miss.

Lei^and University.

Maud Young,
James Young,

Eva Alexander,
Agnes Armstrong,
Jerusha Broadway,
Biana Butler,
Frank Bissant,
Samuel Bradford,
Vivian Crosier,
Valerine Crosier,
Edgar Campbell,
Ophelia Conia,
Freddie Dubois,
Eloise Dauphan,
Theodore Davage,
Modesta Edwards,
Willie Freeman,
Ivillian Guichard,
Gertrude Guichard,
Philip Gaines,
Beatrice Green,
Sarah Martha Hill,
Alice Igy,
Seraphina Jenkins,
Viola Johnson,
Beulah Jace,
Frank Jones,
Sarah Kelly,
Beaunita Lambert,
Alexander Lewis,
Florence Lee,
Louisa I/emon,
Adele Martinez,
Carrie Moton,
Chester Madison,
Marie Myers,
Anita McGraw,
Maude Perriott,
Lelia Perkins,
Lucinda Raymond,
Elizabeth Story,

New Orleans, La.
New Orleans, La.

SIXTH GRADE.

New Orleans, La.
New Orleans, La.
Zachary, La.
New Orleans, La.
New Orleans, La.
New Orleans, La.
New Orleans, La.
New Orleans, La.
New Orleans, La.
New Orleans, La.
New Orleans, La.
New Orleans, La.
New Orleans, La.
New Orleans, La.
New Orleans, La.
New Orleans, La.
New Orleans, La.
Rapides, La.
New Orleans, La.
Washington, La.
Washington, La.
New Orleans, La.
New Orleans, La.
Alexandria, La.
New Orleans, La.
New Orleans, La.
New Orleans, La.
New Orleans, La.
Vidalia, La.
New Orleans, La.
New Orleans, La.
New Orleans, La.
New Orleans, La.
New Orleans, La.
New Orleans, La.
New Orleans, La.
New Orleans, La.
New Orleans, La.
New Orleans, La.

wwEwnVu/auNois,

LeI/And University.

John James Smith,
Johanna Smith,
Florence Turkcuit,
Anita Wells,
W. Harrison White,
George White,
Hiram Workman,
Arthur Warmington,
Elizabeth Wilson,
Elverta Winfrey,
Madeline Young,

Olivia Augustus,
William Anderson,
Andrew Abare,
Lucille Banks,
Louise Brooks,
Emma Brown,
Laura Burnett,
Ethel Clay,
Junior Clark,
Phyllis Cole,
Iona Conerly,
Lilian Drummond,
Victor Dubois,
Clifton Duseau,
Josephine Davis,
John Dennis,
Henry Dorsey,
Maude Foster,
Florence Fisher,
Mary Green,
Frances Green,
Edna Graham,
Joseph Hays,
Josenia Howze,
Beulah Igy,
Susie Johnson,
John Johnson,
Leona Justilian,
Jerydean Jones,
Venable Jones,

New Orleans, La.
New Orleans, La.
New Orleans, La.
New Orleans, La.
New Orleans, La.
New Orleans, La.
New Orleans, La.
New Orleans, La.
New Orleans, La.
New Orleans, La.
New Orleans, La.

FIFTH GRADE.

New Orleans, La.
New Orleans, La.
New Orleans, La.
New Orleans, La.
New Orleans, La.
New Orleans, La.
New Orleans, La.
New Orleans, La.
Alexandria, La.
New Orleans, La.
New Orleans, La.
New Orleans, La.
New Orleans, La.
New Orleans, La.
New Orleans, La.
New Orleans, La.
St. John, La.
New Orleans, La.
New Orleans, La.
New Orleans, La.
Algiers, La.
New Orleans, La.
New Orleans, La.
Algiers, La.
New Orleans, La.
New Orleans, La.
New Orleans, La.
New Orleans, La.
New Orleans, La.
St. John, La.

Lexand University.

Adele Lee,
Olivia Lewis,
Charles Lowe,
Clarence McGraw,
James Mitchell,
Celina Martin,
James Munro,
Leon Martin,
Gertrude McCullough,
Viola McGloire,
Jennie McKay,
Isabella Perry,
Edna Perkins,
Cleveland Pier,
Ferdinand Priestley,
Hannah Robinson,
Mary Ross,
Willie Robinson,
Cenovia Sims,
Ernestine Stump,
Arson Simmons,
Viola Towns,
Lloyd Tilford,
Francis Thomas,
Mary Vickers,
Elenora Wine,
Sherman Watson,
Harry Watkins,
Florence Williams,
Lizzie Wiggins,
Isom Wilkinson,
Edward Willoughby,
Thaddeus Willis,
Evelina Webb,
Celestine Zeno,
Henry Zeno,

Ernest Antoine,
Bertha Allen,
Sarah Stella Brown,
Georgina Brown,
Emily Bush,
Idabell Baker,

New Orleans, La.
Ama, La.
New Orleans, La.
New Orleans, La.
New Orleans, La.
New Orleans, La.
New Orleans, La.
New Orleans, La.
Algiers, La.
Cotton Port, La.
New Orleans, La.
New Orleans, La.
Algiers, La.
St. John, La.
New Orleans, La.
New Orleans, La.
Algiers, La.
New Orleans, La.
New Orleans, La.
New Orleans, La.
Algiers, La.
New Orleans, La.
New Orleans, La.
New Orleans, La.
New Orleans, La.
New Orleans, La.
New Orleans, La.
New Orleans, La.
New Orleans, La.
New Orleans, La.
Evergreen, La.
Osceola, Fla.
New Orleans, La.
Woodland, Miss.
New Orleans, La.
New Orleans, La.

FOURTH GRADE.

New Orleans, La.
Belle Helene, La.
New Orleans, La.
New Orleans, La.
New Orleans, La.
New Orleans, La.

Lbi<and University.

Corinne Crosier,

Lela Crowd er,

Chestina Citizen,

Juanita Davis,

Larlee Davis,

Alonzo Ellis,

Althea Forbes,

Elizabeth Fant,

Carrie Foster,

Elise Ford,

Wilbert Fischer,

Mary Margaret Galloway,

Mary Gooden,

Lewis Givens,

Felicie Hawkins,

David Harris,

Willie Hayes,

Walter Henderson,

Joseph Humble,

Frances Jones,

Benjamin Jackson,

Pearl Johnson,

Randolph Jones,

Myrtle Knox,

Mary King,

Carey Lavigne,

Bertha Lagarde,

James Lee,

Evans McGraw,

Joseph Madison,

James C. Mitchell,

Marshall Miller,

Albertine Pererson,

Mary Perkins,

Ernest Pete,

Carrie Ranker,

Edna Simmons,

Jeannette Simpson,

Calvin Swayze,

Inez Trent,

Maggie Vessel,

Beulah Warren,

Arthur Webb,

New Orleans, La.
New Orleans, La.
New Orleans, La.
Logtown, Miss.
Mobile, Ala.
New Orleans, La.
New Orleans, La.
New Orleans, La.
New Orleans, La.
New Iberia, La.

New Orleans, La.
New Orleans, La.
New Orleans, La.
New Orleans, La.
New Orleans, La.
New Orleans, La.
New Orleans, La.
New Orleans, La.
New Orleans, La.
Washington, La.
New Orleans, La.
New Orleans, La.
New Orleans, La.
New Orleans, La.
New Orleans, La.
New Orleans, La.
New Orleans, La.
New Orleans, La.
New Orleans, La.
New Orleans, La.
St, Amelia, La.
New Orleans, La.
New Orleans, La.
Opelousas, La.
New Orleans, La.
New Orleans, La.
New Orleans, La.
New Orleans, La.
New Orleans, La.
New Orleans, La.
New Orleans, La.
New Orleans, La.

Lei,and University.

THIRD GRADE.

Bertie Brooks,
Juliet Bartley,
Alberta Cole,
Marguerite Cary,
Elizabeth Cagnolatti,
Alphonse Clark,
Malvina Cater,
David Crowder,
Ella Davis,
Alberta Douglas,
Fanny Dorsey,
Ernest Francois,
Helen Gray,
Leona Harris,
Ada Harrison,
Lucille Jackson,
Juanita Keys,
Joseph Lynton,
George Maasce,
Ernestine Porter,
Blaine Rollins,
Lucian Smith,
Myrtle Town send,
Robert Warren,

Ora Brown,
Geneva Brown,
Augustine Crosier,
Viola Citizen,
Major Davis,
Palfrey Davis,
Julia Davis,
Joseph Devoney,
Christina Jones,
Eldridge Johnson,
Corinne Martin,
Phalia Madison,
John Marks,
Elizabeth Noon,
Violet Ross,

New Orleans, La.
New Orleans, La.
New Orleans, La.
New Orleans, La.
New Orleans, La.
New Orleans, La.
New Orleans, La.
New Orleans, La.
New Orleans, La.
New Orleans, La.
New Orleans, La.
New Orleans, La.
New Orleans, La.
New Orleans, La.
New Orleans, La.
New Orleans, La.
New Orleans, La.
New Orleans, La.
New Orleans, La.
New Orleans, La.
Houma, La.
New Orleans, La.
New Orleans, La.
New Orleans, La.

SECOND GRADE.

New
New
New
New
New
New
New
New
New
New
New
New
New
New
New

Orleans, La.
Orleans, La.
Orleans, La.
Orleans, La.
Orleans, La.
Orleans, La.
Orleans, La.
Orleans, La.
Orleans, La.
Orleans, La.
Orleans, La.
Orleans, La.
Orleans, La.
Orleans, La.
Orleans, La.

Leland University.

Willie Wood,
Sidonia Williams,

Geneva Crosier,
Eddie Estelle,
Valena Harper,
Louisa Housely,
Clio Housely,
Albert Jones,
William Lloyd,
Elias Mitchell,
Malborough Pierce,
Lawrence Smith,
Minerva Woods,

Augustus Anderson,
Rev. B. Anderson,
Robert Anderson,
George F. Barnes,
L. Bolden,
John Brooks,
Wallace Brooks,
Aaron Brown,
James Brown,
William Brown,
Hillary Bundy,
Nicholas Carter,
Henry Christian,
Benjamin I. Davis,
L. Davis,
Joseph Delgardo,
Joseph Devoney,
Oliver Edney,
Bolden Fisher,
David Fisher,
Florence Fisher,
George Gibbs,
S. Hart,
James Haynes,

New Orleans, La.
New Orleans, La.

FIRvST GRADE.

New Orleans, La.
New Orleans, La.
New Orleans, La.
New Orleans, La.
New Orleans, La.
New Orleans, La.
New Orleans, La.
New Orleans, La.
New Orleans, La.
New Orleans, La.
New Orleans, La.

Night School.

Eugene Henry,
Samuel Ivory,
Eugene Johnson,
Vanleman Johnson,
Emanuel McKay,
Robert Land,
A. Lewis,
J. Lewis,
Alexander Porter,
Lewis Raney,
Cleveland Ranker,
Glenda Raymond,
Thomas H. Robinson,
George San ford,
Isaac H. Talbert,
E. Taylor,
Orelia Taylor,
Albert Thacker,
Oscar Thibodaux,
Henry Thomas,
George Thornton,
Oliver Veal,
Arthur Wheeler,
Cleveland Wheeler,
Rev. J. A. Williams.

Lexand University.

Howe Institute,

NEW IBERIA, I, A.

Lucy Adams,
Francis Agobert,
Charlotte Allen,
Bazile Anderson,
Richard Anderson,
Joseph Antoine,
Eunice Arscens,
Rozelia Bell,
Joseph Beard,
John Bernard,
Edgar Biagas,
Ida Blan chard,
Albert Board,
Joyce Boutte,
Leonidas Bowler,
Irving Bowles,
Belle Briggs,
Charles Brown,
Frank Brown,
Lincoln Bryant,
Charles Bryant,
Grant Butler,
Harvey T. Butler,
Anna Castillo,
Cornelius Casamere,
Priscilla Celestan,
Edna Chagois,
Ada Chapman,
Willie Chapman,
Nathan Chapman,
Matthew Charles,
Baptiste Charles,
Edward Columbus,
Natolia Conway,
Beulah Cooper,
Victoria Cooper,
John W. Cooper,
Rosa Courtney,
Lillie Curtis,
Mercedes David,

Crowley, La.
New Iberia, La.
New Iberia, La.
Thibodoux, La.
Breaux Bridge, La.
Lafayette, La.
New Iberia, La.
West Lake, La.
Patterson, La.
Youngville, La.
Opelousas, La.
Tallien, La.
New Iberia, La.
New Iberia, La.
New Iberia, La.
New Iberia, La.
Crowley, La.
New Iberia, La.
New Iberia, La.
New Iberia, La.
New Iberia, La.
Tallien, La.
Arnaudville, La.
New Iberia, La.
Louisa, La.
New Iberia, La.
Maurice, La.
Patterson, La.
Patterson, La.
Patterson, La.
New Iberia, La.
Breaux Bridge, La.
Patterson, La.
New Iberia, La.
New Iberia, La.
New Iberia, La.
New Iberia, La.
Tallien, La.
Patterson, La.
New Iberia, La.

Lei,and University.

Rosetta Davis,

Benjamin Decuir,

Althemus J. Delahoussaye,

Elwood Delahoussaye,

Thomas Dene,

Royal D. Denton,

James J. Denton,

Gus Denton,

Mary Denton,

Hillard Denton,

Maud L. Deon,

Ellen Deon,

Gertrude Deon,

Mack Dickerson,

Suverlia Dickerson,

Daral Durall,

Leo Ebeve,

Rosellia Edgar,

Alma Edmond,

Mary J. Emanuel,

Gertrude Farrow,

Annette Fontenett,

Lillian Ford,

Henry Ford,

Eva Francis,

Elnora Garrett,

Roscoe Giles,

Joseph Gilbert,

John Gidrey,

Onesia Green,

Christopher Goddie,

Agnes Gray,

Alecia Griffin,

Claud Harris,

Allen Hawkins,

Homer Hayes,

Julia Henderson,

Colbertha Henderson,

Marsh Henderson,

Cryspus Attucks Henderson,

Naomi V. Henderson,

Richard Henderson,

Ambrose B. Henderson,

New Iberia, La.
New Iberia, La.
New Iberia, La.
New Iberia, La.
Louisa, La.
New Iberia, La.
New Iberia, La.
New Iberia, La.
New Iberia, La.
New Iberia, La.
West Lake, La.
New Iberia, La.
New Iberia, La.
Tallien, La.
Tallien, La.
Ridge, La.
New Iberia, La.
Thibodaux, La.
Crowley, La.
New Iberia, La.
New Iberia, La.
New Iberia, La.
New Iberia, La.
New Iberia, La.
New Iberia, La.
Tallien, La.
New Iberia, La.
New Iberia, La.
New Iberia, La.
Grand Coteau, La.
Youngville, La.
Morgan City, La.
New Iberia, La.
New Iberia, La.
New Iberia, La.
New Iberia, La.
New Iberia, La.
New Iberia, La.
New Iberia, La.
New Iberia, La.
New Iberia, La.
Tallien, La.
Washington, La.

LEi/AND University.

Edwin Hebert,
Dudley Henry,
Nianza Hershey,
Lorenza Hill,
Lizzie Hill,
Milton Hunter,
Ada Heural,
Andrew Hypolite,
Owsey Jackson,
Elouise Johnson,
Arthur Johnson,
Isaiah Johnson,
Lizzie Johnson,
Virginia Jones,
Joseph M. Joshua,
Alzine Junius,
Peter King,
Beulah Lebau,
Louise Ledbetters,
Louise Lee,
Mary A. Lee,
Anna D. Lewis,
Lounette Livingston,
Arthur Livingston,.
Euza Lock,
Maggie Louis,
Viola Louis,
Courtney Luckey,
Julia Luckey,
Magdeline Mack,
John W. Manson,
Joseph Martin,
Ada McClarty,
Albert Merritt,
Cora Mitchell,
Isidore Mitchell,
John W. Miller,
Noby Mitchell,
Nether Mouna,
John Mouton,
James Newman,
Joseph Noble,
Jefferson Obbee,

New Iberia, La.
New Iberia, La.
New Iberia, La.
New Iberia, La.
New Iberia, La.
Centerville, La.
St. Martin, La.
New Iberia, La.
New Iberia, La.
New Iberia, La.
New Iberia, La.
New Iberia, La.
Tallien, La.
New Iberia, La.
Lake Charles, La.
New Iberia, La.
Crowley, La.
New Iberia, La.
New Iberia, La.
New Iberia, La.
Thibodaux, La.
Crowley, La.
New Iberia, La.
New Iberia, La.
New Iberia, La.
New Iberia, La.
West Lake, La.
New Iberia, La.
New Iberia, La.
New Iberia, La.
Louisa, La.
New Iberia, La.
New Iberia, La.
Thibodaux, La.
New Iberia, La.
Breaux Bridge, La.
Eunice, La.
New Iberia, La.
New Iberia, La.
Cameron, La.
Crowley, La.
Morgan City, La.
New Iberia, La.

Lki<and University.

Irma Olevier,
Wicklife Olevier,
Norma Olevier,
Richard Olevier,
Wallace Olevier,
Mattie Owens,
Walter Owens,
Hannena Paul,
Nathaniel J. Pa}me,
Ruth Peterson,
Maud Petry,
John L. Petry,
Robert Pierce,
Dumas Raggett,
Louis Raggett,
Eliza Raggett,
Samson Ramey,
Bessie Ramey,
Charlotte Rankins,
Sarah Randall,
John Q. A. Rideau,
Rena Rochon,
Mosella Robertson,
Bennie Roy,
Max Roy,
Eugene Savoy,
Cleveland Scott,
Carrie Sennett,
Mary Senegal,
Olivier Shepherd,
Ell Simpson,
Paul Singleton,
Alena A. Smith,
Eola Smith,
Mattie Smith,
Vesta Smith,
Ernest Smith,
Priscilla Smith,
Victoria Spencer,
Robert Stafford,
Henry Stewart,
Alice Thomas,
Rosa L. Thorn,

New Iberia, La.

Olevier, La.

New Iberia, La.

Centerville, La.

Patterson, La.

Bayou Current, La.

New Iberia, La.

Jeanerrette, La.

Olevier, La.
Olevier, La.
Olevier, La.
New Iberia, La.
New Iberia, La.
Tallien, La.
New Iberia, La.
Washington, La.
New Iberia, La.
New Iberia, La.
New Iberia, La.
Breaux Bridge, La.
Crowley, La.
Opelousas, La.
Jeanerrette, La.
New Iberia, La.
Tallien, La.
Evergreen, La.
St. Martin, La.
New Iberia, La.
Begg, La.
Begg, La.
Begg, La.
Patterson, La.
New Iberia, La.
New Iberia, La.
New Iberia, La.
Crowley, La.
Tallien, La.
Arnaudville, La.

Lei, and University.

Mabel Tibbs,
Emma Thibodaux,
Rozelia Tilman,
Obey Tobey,
Katie Triche,
James Veguerie,
Beatrice Veguerie,
Eugene Warwick,
Bertha White,
Bertha Williams,
Sullivan Wilkins,
Walter Williams,
Ernest Williams,
Louisville Williams,
Sherman Wilson,
John Wilson,
Aritile Wilturner,
Teonise Wilturner,
Bertha Wood,
Beatrice Zeno,

New Iberia, La.
New Iberia, La.
Jean err ette, La.
Maurice, La.
Tallien, La.
New Iberia, La.
New Iberia, La.
Lake Charles, La.
New Iberia, La.
New Iberia, La.
New Iberia, La.
New Iberia, La.
Patterson, La.
New Iberia, La.
New Iberia, La.
New Iberia, La.
Ridge, La.
New Iberia, La.
Berwick, La.
New Iberia, La.

Leland Academy,

DONAI.DSONVIIJ.E, I,A.

Bertha Brown,
Lawrence Brown,
Pearl Lucile Buberidge,
James Delaney,
George Dixon,
Lillie Dixon,
Elijah Edwards, Jr.,
Arthur Emerson,
Maud Foster,
Rosetta Gallon,
Harry George,
Lillie Harris,
Augustus Holland,
Evaline Jackson,
Ollie Johnson,
Bertha Johnson,
Henry Kennix,
Irene Kennix,
Ozelia Kennix,

Donaldsonville, La.
Darrow, La.
Donaldsonville, La.
McCall, La.
McCall, La.
Smoke Bend, La.
Smoke Bend, La.
Smoke Bend, La.
Donaldsonville, La.
Smoke Bend, La.
Darrow, La.
McCall, La.
Smoke Bend, La.
Smoke Bend, La.
Donaldsonville, La.
McCall, La.
Smoke Bend, La.
Smoke Bend, La.
Smoke Bend, La.

Lei, and University.

Beatrice Kieffer,

Henry Kelson,

Willie Kelson,

George Lafort,

Leona Lamothe,

Clementine Landry,

Lott Landry,

Emma LeBlanc,

Isabella Lomers,

Desire Miller,

Mabel Nelson,

Bentley Nolan,

Edward James Osibin,

Alma Paul,

Belle Plenty,

Bessie Plenty,

Lillie Plenty,

Charles Perkins,
John Ricard,
Sidney Ricard,
Alice Robinson,
George Robinson,
Viola Robinson,
Willie Robinson,
Celestine Royal,
Emma Smith,
Ephriam Sneed,
Catherine Taylor,
Essie Irene Thompson,
Beatrice Vallery,
Elizabeth Veal,
Bluefield Ward,
Luverta Ward,
Welden Wells,

Smoke Bend, La.

Burnsides, La.

Burn sides, La.

Donaldsonville, La.

Smoke Bend, La.

Donaldsonville, La.

Darrow, La.

Port Vincent, La.

Smoke Bend, La.

Donaldsonville, La.

Burnsides, La.

Smoke Bend, La.

McCall, La.

Burnsides, La.

Burnsides, La.
Bnrnsides, La.
Donaldsonville, La.
Darrow, La.
Darrow, La.
Smoke Bend, La.
Smoke Bend, La.
Smoke Bend, La.
Smoke Bend, La.

Sunshine, La.
Smoke Bend, La.
Donaldsonville, La.
Donaldsonville, La.
Burnsides, La.
Donaldsonville, La.
Sunshine, La.
Donaldsonville, La.
Donaldsonville, La.
Smoke Bend, La.

Rosa Allen,
Pearl Andres,
Fannie Aaron,
Maggie Adams,
Paul Adams,

Monroe Academy,

MONROE, I,A.

Monroe, La.
Monroe, La.
Monroe, La.
Monroe, La.
Monroe, La.

Lei,and University.

May Bell Andrews,
Bessie Burnett,
James Brice,
Rosa Brown,
Fairest Brown,
Leon Brown,
James Brown,
Bertha Broadnax,
Beatrice Bend,
Bennie Brown,
Eddie Burden,
Emily Brooks,
Joseph Burdan,
Olivet Ballot,
Obediah Barnes,
Sallie Bledson,
Viney Brothers,
Vidalia Clarke,
Emily Culpepper,
Fannie Chatman,
Willie Chatman,
Berda Chatman,
Leola Chatman,
Edna Campbell,
William Carter,
Walter Calaway,
John Carson,
John Davis,
Willie Dunlap,
Julia Debose,
Idella Davis,
Estelle Evans,
Leroy Evans,
Hattie Evans,
Blanche Futch,
Guy Futch,
Carrie Flood,
Josephine Farmer,
Evangeline Fields,
Isabella Ford,
Estelle Gardner,
Georgia Gaines,
Lena Gaines,

Monroe, La.
Monroe, La.
Monroe, La.
Monroe, La.
Monroe, La.
Monroe, La.
Monroe, La.
West Monroe, La.
Monroe, La.
Monroe, La.
Monroe, La.
Monroe, La.
Monroe, La.
Monroe, La.
Monroe, La.
Monroe, La.
Monroe, La.
Monroe, La.
Monroe, La.
Hale, La.
Hale, La.
Hale, La.
Hale, La.
Hale, La.
Hale, La.
Hale, La.
Monroe, La.
Monroe, La.
Delhi, La.
Oak Ridge, La.
Oak Ridge, La.
Monroe, La.
Oak Ridge, La.
Oak Ridge, La.
Monroe, La.
Monroe, La.
Delhi, La.
Monroe, La.
Monroe, La.
Monroe, La.
Monroe, La.
Monroe, La.
Monroe, La.

Iceland University.

Elizabeth Griggs,
Leona Griggs,
Frederick Griggs,
Oliver Green,
George Green,
William Gulley,
Mary Gray,
Archie Gorden,
Lottie Gardner,
Ervina Gardner,
Ida Greenberry,
Lilly Hudson,
Ida Harris,
Eula Hill,
Eunice Hill,
Marcus Hill,
Titus Hill,
Donaldson Hill,
William Hill,
Marie Hill,
Laura Hyde,
Simmie Hyde,
Simmons Hamilton,
Lee Hyde,
Evans Harris,
Joseph Harris,
Dee Hodge,
John Hodge,
Josephine Jenkins,
Myrtle Jenkins,
Celeste Jenkins,
Andrew Jackson,
Isaiah Jenkins,
Ethel L. Johnson,
Josephine Johnson,
Erma Jodnson,
Luretta James,
Mary Johnson,
Willie Jones,
Oneal Jones,
Ernestine Jones,
Jack Johnson,
Watt Jacob,

Monroe, La.
Monroe, La.
Monroe, La.
Monroe, La.
Monroe, La.
Monroe, La.
Logtown, La.
West Monroe, La.
Monroe, La.
Monroe, La.
Crowville, La.
Monroe, La.
Monroe, La.
Monroe, La.
Monroe, La.
Monroe, La.
Monroe, La.
Monroe, La.
Monroe, La.
Monroe, La.
Monroe, La.
Monroe, La.
Monroe, La.
Monroe, La.
Monroe, La.
Monroe, La.
Monroe, La.
Monroe, La.
Monroe, La.
Monroe, La.
Monroe, La.
Monroe, La.
Monroe, La.
Monroe, La.
Monroe, La.
Monroe, La.
Monroe, La.
Monroe, La.
Monroe, La.
Monree, La.
Monroe, La.
Monroe, La.
Monroe, La.

L,Ei,AND University.

Madeline Jones,
Anne Johnson,
Annie Lee Johnson,
Charlie Johnson,
Moses Jones,
Joseph Jackson,
Amanda Johnson,
Orel King,
William Kindle,
Eddie Lee,
Maria Lee
Pearl Lee,
Anna Mosely,
Jimmie May,
Cynthia May,
Philip May,
Willis May,
Rosa May,
Henry Maddox,
Herbert Minneweathers,
Rosa Miller,
Carl S. Moore,
Berry Maddox,
Lilla Maddox,
Richard Miller,
Anna Muse,
Ella Muse,
Irene McClinton,
Earl McDonald,
Mollie Mack,
Leroy Maddox,
Narcissa Mack,
Silas Moore,
Decots Moore,
Sedalia Moore,
Gracia Moore,
Arnelius R. L. Moore,
Amos Moses,
George McNeal,
Adeline Nelson,
Rosa Nelson,
Paul Odem,
Robert Powell,

Monroe, La.
Monree, La.
Monroe, La.
Monroe, La.
Monroe, La.
Monroe, La.
Monroe, La.
Monroe, La.
Monroe, La.
Monroe, La.
Baxter, Ark.
Baxter, Ark.
West Monroe, La.
West Monroe, La.
West Monroe, La.
West Monroe, La.
West Monroe, La.
West Monroe, La.
Monroe, La.
Monroe, La.
Monroe, La.
Monroe, La.
Monroe, La.
Monroe, La.
Monroe, La.
Monroe, La.
Monroe, La.
Monroe, La.
Monroe, La.
Monroe, La.
Monroe, La.
Monroe, La.
Monroe, La.
Monroe, La.
Monroe, La.
Monroe, La.
Bastrop, La.
Monroe, La.
Monroe/ La.
Monroe, La.
Monroe, La.
Monroe, La.
Millhaven, La.

Lei^and University.

Susie Perkins,
Frances Penelton,
Richard Patterson,
Ada Pharr,
Eva Robinson,
Charlie Robinson,
Fannie Reed,
Madison Riddley,
Maty Scales,
Juauita Sherman,
Julia Smith,
George Smith,
Irene Smith,
Jessie Saunders,
Essie Saunders,
Viola Sumner,
Christopher Sample,
Minnie Sims,
John Thompson,
Cora Tutt,
Minnie Thompson,
Sampson Thompson,
Sydney Taylor,
Ira Vickers,
Julia Williams,
Oliver Williams,
Olivia Williams,
Joseph Watkins,
John White,
Jessie Warren,
Irene Warren,
Nellie Williams,
Marshall Williams,
Marguerite Williams,
Lorena Webb,
Easter Williams,
Frances Willis,
Mattie Willis,
Mamie Whales,
Lovie Wilson,
Blanche Ward,
Madeline Williams,

Delhi, La.

Monroe, La.

Millhaven, La.
Lamar, La.

Monroe, La.

Monroe, La.
West Monroe, La.

Monroe, La.
Monroe, La.
Monroe, La.
Monroe, La,
Monroe, La.
Monroe, La.
Monroe, La.
Bosco, La.
Mer Rouge, La.
Monroe, La.
Lamar, La.
Mer Rouge, La.
Monroe, La.
Monroe, La.
Monroe, La.
Monroe, La.
Monroe, La.
Monroe, La.
Monroe, La.
Lamar, La.
Monroe, La.
Swartz, La.
Monroe, La.
Monroe, La.
Monroe, La.
Monroe, La.
Monroe, La.
Monroe, La.
Monroe, La.
Monroe, La.
Mer Rouge, La.
Mer Rouge, La.
Monroe, La.

Leland University.

Central Louisiana Academy,

ALEXANDRIA, I, A.

James Adams,
Freddie Alexander,
Julius Alexander,
Clara Allen,
Mary Anderson,
Anna Anderson,
Pleasie Baker,
Emily Baker,
Jefferson Baker,
Eloise Baker,
Jewella Baker,
Buela Barrett,
John Barnes,
Roy Barker,
Gladys Bauer,
Adelia Beatly,
John Beatty,
Viola Beatty,
Maria Beatty,
Mathilda Belvin,
Isaiah Blackson,
Solomon Blackson,
Moses Blackson,
Alice Blackson,
Alice Blackson,
Elmer Blackson,
Robert Blackman,
Madeline Boardman,
Irma Boardman,
Stazie Boatner,
Webster Brown,
William Brown,
Leona Brackens,
Cleopatra Burrell,
Ulysses Carr,
Wilbert Carr,
Daisy Carr,
Maria Carey,
James Carey,
Samuel Carey,

Alexandria, La.

Annadale, La.

Alexandria, La.

Weil, La.

Alexandria, La.
Alexandria, La.
Alexandria, La.
Alexandria, La.
Alexandria, La.
Alexandria, La.
Lemothe, La.
Alexandria, La.
Alexandria, La.
Alexandria, La.
Alexandria, La.
Alexandria, La.
Alexandrta, La.
Alexandria, La.
Alexandria, La.
Alexandria, La.
Alexandria, La.
Alexandria, La.
Alexandria, La.
Alexandria, La.
Alexandria, La.
Alexandria, La.
Alexandria, La.
Alexandria, La.
Alexandria, La.
Alexandria, La.
Alexandria, La.

Lbland University.

Maud Chaffin,
Amanea Cotton,
Bertha Coleman,
Clarence Countee,
Naomi Clark,
Robert Chopin,
Matilda Coats,
Lawrence Curtis,
Edward Culbert,
Louis Davis,
Lucile Davis,
Bertha Dennis,
Joseph Dennis,
Jerry Delaney,
Betsie Dennis,
Edith Dier,
Edworda Dixon,
Laura Dixon,
William Dixon,
Clarence Dorsey,
Willie Dyson,
Charles Edwards,
Carrie Edwards,
Irene Edwards,
Olivet Ennis,
Rosa Fields,
Hattie Fields,
Rosa Figgins,
Cynthia Flowers,
Irene Flowers,
Douglas Foisy,
Ellen Foster,
Michel Flowers,
Willie Gilrith,
Clarence Grey,
Mary Gordon,
Willie Gordon,
William Guidre,
Bertha Hanley,
Melvalia Harris,
Isaiah Harris,
Cordelia Haynes,
Joseph Harris,

Alexandria, La.

Moreland, La.

Alexandria, La.

Alexandria, La.
Moreland, La.
Moreland, La.
Alexandria, La.
Alexandria, La.
Alexandria, La.

Alexandria, La.
Alexandria, La.
Alexandria, La.
Alexandria, La.
Weil, La.
Alexandria, La.
Alexandria, La.
Alexandria, La.
Alexandria, La.
Alexandria, La.
Alexandria, La.
Alexandria, La.
Alexandria, La.
Alexandria, La.
Alexandria, La.
Lemothe, La.
Alexandria, La.
Alexandria, La.
Alexandria, La.
Alexandria, La.
Alexandria, La.
Alexandria, La.

LeI/And University.

Willie Harris,
William Hall,
Isaiah Hines,
Milton Hines,
Susie Hickman,
Marinda Hickman,
Alice Henderson,
Jessie Henderson,
Robert Hobbs,
Maud Hobbs,
Cora Hobbs,
Tebertha Hobbs,
Mattie Hobbs,
Helen Hudson,
Russell Hudson,
Louis Hudson,
Idelle Horace,
Rosa Hunt,
Willie Hunt,
Joseph Hunt,
Dostie lies,
Henrietta lies,
Bertha Ingram,
Canton Jackson,
William Jenkins,
George Jenkins,
Delia Jenkins,
Francis Jefferson,
Georgia Johnson,
Amanda Johnson,
Hannah Johnson,
Bertha Johnson,
Israel Johnson,
Franklin Johnson,
Warren Johnson,
Ida Johnson,
Samuel Jones,
Lillie Jones,
Andrew Jones,
Maud Jones,
Katie Jones,
Artie Kraft,
Hulda Kraft,

Alexandria, La.
Alexandria, La.
Alexandria, La.
Alexandria, La.
Boyce, La.
Fairmount, La.
Alexandria, La.
Alexandria, La.
Alexandria, La.
Alexandria, La.
Alexandria, La.
Alexandria, La.
Alexandria, La.
Alexandria, La.
Alexandria, La.
Alexandria, La.
Logtown, La.
Alexandria. La.
Alexandria, La.
Alexandria, La.
Kipling, La.
Rapides, La.
Boyce, La.
Alexandria, La.
Alexandria, La.
Alexandria, La.
Kleinwood, La.
Alexandria, La.
Alexandria, La.
Alexandria, La.
Alexandria, La.
Alexandria, La.
Alexandria, La.
Alexandria, La.
Alexandria, La.
Alexandria, La.
Lake Charles, La.
Alexandria, La.
Alexandria, La.
Alexandria, La.
Alexandria, La. '
Alexandria, La.
Alexandria, La.

LEiyAND University.

Samuel King,
Thomas King,
Alice Laurent,
Edward Lawson,
Peter Lawson,
Ada Lawson,
Mary Lawson,
Phene Lee,
Celeste Leonard,
Victoria Leonard,
Alfred Leonard,
Hazel Le Blue,
Francis London,
Mary Louis,
Henry Lucien,
Culie Maddox,
Martin Marx,
Gussie Marcus,
Lenna Marie,
Amelia Measels,
George Measels,
Alzeua McCabe,
Semmy Morehead,
Leonard Montgomery,
Albertha Morris,
Beatrice Norrice,
Odale Newman,
Rosa Newton,
Shamie Newton,
John Parker,
Charles Paten,
Pearl Pembrook,
Mattie Pendleton,
Sadie Pendleton,
Cordelia Peace,
Bertha Philips,
Clarence Porter,
Ludella Potts,
Lucille Price,
Rachael Price,
Youree Robinson,
Estelle Robinson,
Ora Robinson,

Alexandria, La.
Alexandria, La.
Alexandria, La.
Alexandria, La.
Alexandria, La.
Alexandria, La.
Alexandria, La.
Alexandria, La.
Alexandria, La.
Alexandria, La.
Alexandria, La.
Alexandria, La.
Logtown, La.
Alexandria, La.
Alexandria, La.
Alexandria, La.
New Orleans, La.
Alexandria, La.
Alexandria, La.
Bunkie, La.
Bunkie, La.
Alexandria, La.
Kinder, La.
Kinder, La.
Kinder, La.
Lemoria, La.
Baton Rouge, La.
Alexandria, La.
Alexandria, La.
Alexandria, La.
Alexandria, La.
Alexandria, La.
Alexandria, La.
Alexandria, La.
Zimmerman, La.
Alexandria, La.
Alexandria, La.
Sugar Town, La.
Moreland, La.
Alexandria, La.
Alexandria, La.
Alexandria, La.
Alexandria, La.

Lei,and University,

Dollie Robinson,
Julia Robinson,
Irene Ross,
Joseph Scott,
Edna Shears,
Edward Shurest,
Tebertha Smith,
Teetta Smith,
Ralph Smith,
Susie Smith,
Marie St. Andre,
Daniel Stevens,
Lezer Sterx,
Pauline Stearns,
Edward Tarver,
Flora Tarver,
Author Tanner,
Rebecca Tanner,
Bessie Tarver,
Beatrice Terrel,
Joseph Thomas,
Robert Thomas,
Virginia Thomas,
James Thomas,
Mary Vandyke,
Octavia Vaughn,
Lillie Wallis,
Gladys Walker,
Ethel Walker,
Ellen Watts,
Leattra Wade,
Fannie Washington,
Henr}- Washington,
Eunice West,
Susie Wagoner,
Mildred Williams,
Viola Williams,
Beatrice Williams,
Cecil Williams,
Bertha Williams,
Mary Williams,
Ella Williams,
Sallie Williams,

Alexandria, La.
Lecompte, La.
Alexandria, La.
Alexandria, La.
Alexandria, La.
Alexandria, La.
Alexandria, La.
Alexandria, La.
Alexandria, La.
Fairmount, La.
Cypress, La.
Alexandria, La.
Alexandria, La.
Alexandria, La.
Boyce, La.
Alexandria, La.
Alexandria, La.
Alexandria, La.
Alexandria, La.
Alexandria, La.
Alexandria, La.
Alexandria, La.
Alexandria, La.
Alexandria, La.
Alexandria, La.
Alexandria, La.
Alexandria, La.
Alexandria, La.
Alexandria, La.
Moreland, La.
Alexandria, La.
Alexandria, La.
Alexandria, La.
Alexandria, La.
Alexandria, La.
Alexandria, La.
Alexandria, La.
Alexandria, La.
Alexandria, La.
Alexandria, La.
Alexandria, La.
Crane, La.
Lecompte, La.

Lexand University

Emeline Williams,
Charles Williams,
Louise Williams,
Amy Williams,
Eliza Williams,
Mary Williams,
Bessie Williams,
Lillie Wise,
Major Wolf,
Charles Wolf,
Booker Wright,
Miriam Wright,
Addie Young,
Leonard Young,

Felix Anderson,
Charley Anderson,
Judy Ahan,
Nannie Blackman,
Lawrence Brown,
Geneva Bluestein,
Thomas Berry,
Charles Berry,
Columbus Brown,
David Crittle,
Clara Crittle,
Frank Crittle,
Mary Crittle,
Henry Crittle,
Eliza Carlin,
Lottie Carlin,
Sallie Carlin,
Lucile Cheatham,
Camil Cosey,
Moses Chambers,
Mary Compton,
Mattie Ellis,
Vernon Gibbs,
Gertrude Gibbs,
Mattie Hall,

Alexandria, La.
Alexandria, La.
Alexandria, La.
Moreland. La.
Alexandria, La.
Alexandria, La.
Weil, La.
Alexandria, La.
Alexandria, La.
Alexandria, La.
Alexandria, La.
Alexandria, La.
Alexandria, La.
Alexandria, La.

Cheneyville Academy,

CHENEYVIU.E, LA.

Cheneyville, La.
Cheneyville, La.
Cheneyville, La.
Cheneyville, La.
Cheneyville, La.
Rapides, La.
Cheneyville, La.
Cheneyville, La.
Cheneyville, La.
Cheneyville, La.
Cheneyville, La.
Cheneyville, La
Cheneyville, La.
Cheneyville, La.
Cheneyville, La.
Cheneyville, La.
Cheneyville, La.
Cheneyville, La.
Evergreen, La.
Cheneyville, La.
Cheneyville, La.
Cheneyville, La.
Cheneyville, La.
Cheneyville, La.
Cheneyville, La.

Lexand University.

M. A. Hall,
Chester Harris,
Catherine Iron,
Madora Jones,
Mary Jones,
Celia Johnson,
James Jefferson,
Emma Jackson,
Bessie Johnson,
Winnie Johnson,
Leon Kenner,
Beatrice Kenner,
William Keary,
Thomas Keary,
G. V. Liggins,
Octavina Lawson,
Alice Lejune,
Hattie Lejune,
Alfred Lejune,
Orelia Michael,
Belle Michael,
Martiel Michael,
Paul Michael,
Roy Michens,
Bertha Middleton,
Mahal ey Mack,
Thomas McCray,
Douglas Murry,
Gus. Nicholas,
L. Beatrice Norris,
George Oliver,
Martha Oliver,
Mary Oliver,
Jessie Poole,
Bertha M. Randall,
Katie Rhodes,
Sallie Silas,
Kstella Sanders,
Joseph Sanders,
Elizabeth Sanders,
Greathen Sullivan,
Elise Sullivan,
Alma L. Sullivan,

Lamourie, La.
Cheneyville, La.
Cheneyville, La.
Cheneyville, La.
Cheneyville, La.
Cheneyville, La.
Cheneyville, La.
Cheneyville, La.
Cheneyville, La.
Cheneyville, La.
Cheneyville, La.
Cheneyville, La.
Cheneyville, La.
Cheneyville, La.
Cheneyville, La.
Cheneyville, La.
Cheneyville, La.
Cheneyville, La.
Cheneyville, La.
Cheneyville, La.
Cheneyville, La.
Cheneyville, La.
Cheneyville, La.
Whiteville, La.
Lamourie, La.
Eola, La.
Cheneyville, La.
Cheneyville, La.
Cheneyville, La.
Lamourie, La.
Cheneyville, La.
Cheneyville, La.
Cheneyville, La.
Cheneyville, La.
Cheneyville, La.
Cheneyville, La.
Cheneyville, La.
Cheneyville, La.
Cheneyville, La.
Cheneyville, La.
Cheneyville, La.
Cheneyville, La.
Cheneyville, La.

Lei, and University.

Henry Stewart,
Clemey Texada,
Sidonia Terry,
William Umphrey,
Madora Umphrey,
Ann Umphrey,
Martha Vann,
Anthony Vann,
Henry Williams,
Sarah Williams,
Viola Williams,
Corinne Williams,
Rosetta Williams,
Lulu Washington,
Carrie Washington,
Edward Washington,
Cornelia Winchester,
Thomas Winchester,
Hubbard Winchester,
Alice Wriley,
Ida E. Wade,
Edgar E. Wade,
Lucinda Williams,

Cheneyville. La.
Boyce, La.
Cheneyville, La.
Cheneyville, La.
Cheneyville, La.
Cheneyville, La.
Cheneyville, La.
Cheneyville, La.
Cheneyville, La.
Cheneyville, La.
Cheneyville, La.
Cheneyville, La.
Cheneyville, La.
Cheneyville, La.
Cheneyville, La.
Cheneyville, La.
Cheneyville, La.
Cheneyville, La.
Cheneyville, La.
Cheneyville, La.
Cheneyville, La.
Cheneyville, La.
Cheneyville, La.

Seventh District High School,

OPELOUSAS, LA.

Ephriam Allen,
Oscar Allen,
Selena Allen,
Ross Allen,
Eva Allen,

Alexzenia Auceneaux,
Frank Arshil,
Henry Allen,
Albertha Ballard,
Sarah Bordelou,
Alice Beauregard,
Benjamin Boswell,
Laurence Boswell,
Cephas Boswell,
Beatrice Boswell,
Preston Brown,

Lei,and University.

Russell Brown,
Nannie R. Bennett,
Augusta Bryant,
Spencer Bryant,
Mamie Bonom,
Julia Clark,
Laura Gary,
Alice Cassimere,
Wilton Carrier,
Ollie Davis,
Mattie Dorking,
Antoine Dorking,
Long Dorking,
Estelle Deshotel,
Olin Fruget,
Gmarc Fusilier,
Antoine Guillory,
Willie Guillory,
Raymond Guillory,
Caldwell Giron,
Edmond Guillory,
Eva Giron,
Charles Giron,
Artley Green,
Reed Green,
Robert Green,
Freddie Hudson,
Corinne Hilman,
Gillis Howard t
Lillian Irving,
Isaac Irving,
Frederick Irving,
George Irving,
Wm. Johnson,
Pearl Jackson,
Ida Johnson,
Nathan Jackson,
Mary Johnson,
Martha Johnson,
Timothy Jackson,
Emma Johnson,
Bessie Lewis,
Irving Lee,

Opelousas, La. ,r«jg ^
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Opelousas, La, \j mfiii
Rayne, La.
Opelousas, La.
Opelousas, La.
Opelousas, La.
Opelousas, La,
Patterson, La.
Opelousas, La.
Opelousas, La.
Opelousas, La.
Opelousas, La.
Eunice, La.
Abbeville, La.
Opelousas, La.
Rayne, La.
Opelousas, La.
Opelousas, La.
Opelousas, La.
Opelousas, La.
Opelousas, La.
Opelousas, La.
Opelousas, La.
Opelousas, La.
Opelousas, La.
Opelousas, La.
Opelousas, La.
Opelousas, La.
Opelousas, La.
Opelousas, La.
Opelousas, La.
Abbeville, La.
Opelousas, La.
Opelousas, La.
Opelousas, La.
Opelousas, La.
Opelousas, La.
Opelousas, La.
Opelousas, La.
Opelousas, La.
Opelousas, La.

Lei.and University.

Malvin E. Lyons,
Eugene Lemons,
Idele Lewis,
Thomas Lastie,
Elener Lewis,
Isaiah Lastie,
William Lastrape,
John Lewis,
Susan Lastie,
Alice Lewis,
Dolsy Lemaire,
Perlah Locks,
Cassie Locks,
Manetha Locks,
Cordelia Locks,
Talmadge Locks,
Malvin E. Lyons,
S. E. MacMillan,
Fuller Moore,
Harrison Mack,
Spurgeon Moore,
McKinley Moore,
Geo. Dewey Moore,
Kate Moore,
Belton Moore,
Mary MacDonald,
Elener McDonald,
Louis Morris,
Andrew Morris,
Eistus Moss,
John MacCarren,
Joseph Newman,
Noel Petre,
Rev. H. C. Roy,
Willie Robinson,
Robert Smith,
Rev. Henry Steward,
Elizabeth Scoot,
Carrie Smith,
Edward Senac,
Ada Smith,
Eva Smith,
Laulia Sullivan,

Opelousas, La.

Opelousas, La.
Abbeville, La.

Opelousas, La.

Opelousas, La.
Opelousas, La.
Opelousas, La.
Opelousas, La.
Opelousas, La.
Opelousas, La.
Opelousas, La.
Opelousas, La.
Opelousas, La.
Opelousas. La.
Opelousas, La.
Opelousas, La.
Opelousas, La.
Abbeville, La.
Opelousas, La.
Opelousas, La.
Opelousas, La.
Rayne, La.
Leonville, La.
Opelousas, La.
Jennings, La.
Opelousas, La.
Opelousas, La.
Opelousas, La.
Opelousas, La.
Opelousas, La.
Opelousas, La.

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Xbi/and University.

James Sanderson,
Laulia Sullivan,
Madeline Sullivan,
Fannie Sam,
John Sam,
Louis Serrialle,
Doselete Thomas,
Jesse Thomas,
Gracie Turner,
Lettie Thompson,
Bertha Thomas,
Rosa Toussaint,
Lauvenia Ventres,
Albert Wright,
Charlotte Wright,
Ralph White,
Maria White,
Rosa Wyatt,
Robert Watson,
Mary E. Wilson,
Warren Willts,
Avery Young,
Irene Yokum,
George Young,
Bertha Young,
Viola Young,
Garnet Young,
Frank Young,
Edna Young,

Opelousas, La.
Cheneyville, La.
Cheneyville, La.
Beggs, La.
Beggs, La.
Opelousas, La.
Beggs, La.
Beggs, La.
Morgan City, La.
Opelousas, La.
Opelousas, La.
Opelousas, La.
Opelousas, La.
Opelousas, La.
Opelousas, La.
Opelousas, La.
Opelousas, La.
Opelousas, La.
Opelousas, La.
Opelousas, La.
Abbeville, La.
Rayne, La.
Lake, Charles, La.
Opelousas, La.
Opelousas, La.
Opelousas, La.
Opelousas, La.
Opelousas, La.
Opelousas, La.

Bunkie Academy,

BUNKIE, I/A.

Mary Land Anderson,
York Anderson,
Joseph Augustine,
Anna Belle Adams,
Isaiah Anderson,
Julia F. Anderson,
Hattie M. Burns,
John M. Bowman,
Matilda Brazier,
Clara Brazier,

Bunkie, La.
Bunkie, La.
Bunkie, La.
Bunkie, La.
Bunkie, La.
Bunkie, La.
Bunkie, La.
Bunkie, La.
Bunkie, La.
Bunkie, La.

LEivAND University.

Almena Brazier,
Ophelia Beverly,
Freeman Brooks,
Dorward Berryinan,
Grover Butler,
Abraham Clubbs,
Nettie Clark,
Rums Coston,
Samuel Coston,
Joseph Coston,
Antee Curningan,
Calhoun Curninghan,
John R. Cabot,
Seraphine Carroll,
Thomas Collins,
Genie Carter,
Richard Carter,
Cleveland Cornelly,
Rosa Compton,
Helen Cheney,
Lemniie Carter,
Etta Carter,
Edna Dural,
Frances Dudley,
Lottie Dudley,
Virgie Distance,
Gertrude Davis,
Mary Davis,
Hannah Dabney,
Walter H. Ennis, Jr.,
Willie Edwards,
Mary Helen Edwards,
Ara Edwards,
Gazetta Foster,
Bertha Foley,
Nadie Franklin,
Elijah Foley,
Louisa Fisher,
Martha Floyd,
Matthew Floyd,
Rutherford M. Ford,
Florence Fox,
Annie Frazier,

Bunkie, La.
Bunkie, La.
Bunkie, La.
Bunkie, La.
Bunkie, La.
Bunkie, La.
Bunkie, La.
Bunkie, La.
Bunkie, La.
Bunkie, La.
Bunkie, La.
Bunkie, La.
Bunkie, La.
Bunkie, La.
Bunkie, La.
Bunkie, La.
Bunkie, La.
Bunkie, La.
Bunkie, La.
Bunkie, La.
Bunkie, La.
Bunkie, La.
Bunkie, La.
Bunkie, La.
Bunkie, La.
Bunkie, La.
Bunkie, La.
Bunkie, La.
Bunkie, La.
Bunkie, La.
Bunkie, La.
Bunkie, La.
Bunkie, La.
Bunkie, La.
Bunkie, La.
Bunkie, La.
Bunkie, La.
Bunkie, La.
Bunkie, La.
Bunkie, La.
Bunkie, La.
Bunkie, La.
Bunkie, La.

Lei,and University.

Charley Fisher,
Sollie Finnie,
George Finnie,
Sidonia Gills,
Mary Gray,
Silas Garrison,
Alfred Gray,
Willie Gear,
Abraham Gaddison,
Gilbert Gardener,
Clifford Gains,
Annie Gilbert,
Bessie Gains,
Feoda Harrow,
Fleakward Hayward,
Mamie Hayward,
Albert Hayward,
Clara Hayward,
Charley Hayward,
Teanna Hayward,
Edna Hayward,
Wesley Hayward,
Silestine Hodges,
Edmonia Hall,
Fred Hayward,
Dave Hunter,
Ellen Hayward,
Johnny Hodges,
Lucy Hawkins,
William Hawkins,
Emerline Hayward,
Ola Jimeson,
Russell Jimeson,
Henry Johnson,
Martha Jefferson,
Alice Johnson,
Peari Johnson,
Eunice B. Johnson,
Birdie Jackson,
Madie Jimeson,
Hester Kemper,
Mattie Keary,
Willie Keary,

Bunkie, La.

Bunkie, La.
Bunkie, La.
Bunkie, La.

Bunkie, La.
Bunkie, La.

Lei,and University.

Mary Keller,

Hilliard Kemper,

Magnolia Lee,

Stanley Lee,

Emmett Lyons,

Edward Laurant,

Mamie Lockett,

Octavia Lavalois,

Mamie Lee,

Matthew Lavalois,

Luther Lavalois,

Ida Moore,

Peter Moore,

Maggie Murphy Moore,

Amanda Moore,

Mary Measles,

Mattie Miles,

Morant Mitchell,

Irvin Mackgy,

Ziphey McCray,

Angeline Maize,

Matthew Maize,

Lucy Moore,

John Maize,

Gertrude Moore,

Grady Moore,

William McKinley O'Quinn,

Rachael Pearce,

Cornelia Pearce,

Muncie Powell,

Laura Powell,

Alfred Pierce,

Lucy Pierce,

Mary Parker,

Minnie Reed,

Willie Robinson,

Elsie Ross,

Laura Smith,

Flora Sydney,

James Simpson,

Lizzie Simpson,

Bertha Smith,

Ed. J. Speers,

Bunkie, La.

Bnnkie, La.

Bunkie, La.

Lei*and University.

Alonzo Silas,
Carrie Smith,
Algia Shepherd,
Rosa Snowden,
Ophelia Taylor,
Mary Taylor,
Silvey Triplett,
Allen Taylor,
Mary Vincent,
Odalee Vincent,
Ivory Vincent,
Patience Vandyke,
Bessie Vandyke,
Susan Vandyke,
Dalton Vandyke,
Mary Veal,
Clarence Vandyke,
Bertha Vandyke,
Addie O. Veal,
Robert Vandyke,
Philip Vandyke,
Virgie Wickliffe,
Samuel Wickliffe,
Willie Woods,
Eddie White,
Margaret Washington,
Osborne Washington,
Herbert Williams,
Coil Watson,
Sostand Watson,
Ella Nora Washington,
Addie Washington,
Gladys Walker,
Rebecca Ward,
Mattie Williams,
James Wiley,
Rosa Wiley,
Alice Williams,
Laura Washington,
Essie Williams,
Lawrence Williams,
Viney Watson,
Ophelia Williams,

Lei, and University.

Emma Williams,
Virginia Wickliffe,

Bunkie, La.
Bunkie, La.

Houma Academy,

HOUMA, I.A.

Aristide Anderson,
Blanche Anderson,
Helen Anderson,
Everleana Arsenneaux,
Beatrice Arnold,
Rufus Aubert,
Olevia Aubert,
Rosa Allen,
Ollie Brooks,
Thomas Boiling-,
Lillian Brooks,
Edna Baker,
Lillie Broomfield,
Willie Bonvollan,
Calvin Blanchard,
Josephine Blanchard,
Ollie Bourgeois,
Gladys Bradley,
Bertha Celistine,
Gladys Chapman,
Hannah Cook,
Herman Clark,
Harold Carter,
Elsie Carter,
Lillie Carter,
Mary Champine,
David Carter,
Rufus Dixerson,
Rozella Duplantis,
Winchester Davis,
Lucius Dupont,
Clifford Dupont,
Eva Davis,
Leonard Dupont,
Earl Dixerson,
Lillie Danks,
David Dyer,

Houma, La.
Houma, La.
Houma, La.
Houma, La.
Houma, La.
Houma, La.
Houma, La.
Gibson City, La.
Garden City, La.
Houma, La.
Houma, La.
Houma, La.
Houma, La.
Houma, La.
Houma, La.
Houma, La.
Houma, La.
Houma, La.
Houma, La.
Houma, La.
Houma, La.
Houma, La.
Houma, La.
Houma, La.
Houma, La.
Houma, La.
Houma, La.
Houma, La.
Houma, La.
Houma, La.
Houma, La.
Houma, La.
Houma, La.
Houma, La.
Houma, La.
Houma, La.
Houma, La.

Lei^and University.

Viola Edwards,
Willie Evans,
Benj. Frazier,
Wilbert Fisher,
Blanche Ford,
Rosa Franklin,
Elisha Green,
Elizabeth Gibbs
Ethel Gilford,
Fadius Green,
Betsy Green,
Ivy Higgins,
Douglas Henderson,
Pearlleana Johnson,
Theresa Joseph,
Joseph Johnson,
Harriet Johnson,
Beulah Kimble,
Joseph King,
Rums King,
Mabel Lewis,
Dartsy Murray,
Ellen Mack,
Hally Nicholas,
Emerson Pemilton,
Pansy Pemilton,
Millie Picout,
Beatrice Pollard,
Lucinda Parker,
Alice Payne,
Bertha Portia,
Arthur Rock wood,
Polly Riley,
Hattie Rock wood,
Maggie Smith,
Olevia Sorrell,
Alma Saulsby,
Raino Sorrell,
Theresa Smith,
Lucy Singleton,
Vann Stovall,
Vann Smith,
Albertha Thompson,

Houma, La.

Batieville, La.

Houma, La.

Cheney ville, La.

Houma, La.

Lafourche Crossing, La.

Houma, La.

Gibson City, La.

Houma, La.

Darrow, La.

Houma, La.

IyEivAND University.

Ida Taplett,
Olevia Tanks,
Ettalee Upshaw,
Ara Vernon,
Nathaniel Verette,
Bertha Verette,
Irene Wrighter,
Magdalene Watson,
Hattie Wittrack,
Hershel Williams,
Annie Waters,
Nora M. Waters,
Elijah Wilbert,
Margaret Williams,
Rebecca Williams,
Clarence Walker,
Chester A. Williams,
Deloris Young,
Logan Young,
Arthur Butler,

Houma, La.
Houma, La.
Houma, La.
Houma, La.
Houma, La.
Houma, La.
Houma, La.
Houma, La.
Houma, La.
Houma, La.
Hoama, La.
Houma, La.
Houma, La.
Houma, La.
Houma, La.
Houma, La.
Houma, La.
Houma, La.
Houma, La.
Houma, La.

Israel Academy,

BEI,I,E AI,I,IANCE, I,A.

Magnolia Arnold,
Edelee Alcorn,
Virginia Arnold,
Ellen Antwine,
Malvina Arnold,
Albertha Armstead,
Wesley Arnold,
Vernon Armstead,
Mark Amos,
George Arnold,
Clarence Amos,
Wallace Armstead,
Clarence Antwine,
Orelia Byon,
Neoma Brown,
Eda Batiste,
Worn Bernard,
Osama Breaux,
Essie Comery,

Lei^and University.

Olevia Deggs,
Valillia Dandriage,
Almartine Dugar,
Eddie Dugar,
Fergen Dorsey,
Isabella Demesme,
Randall Dorsey,
Arthur Dugar,
Alonzo Demesme,
Telephore Deggs,
Albertha Dezeree,
Hattie Davis,
Annie Evens,
Emelda Frank,
Emma Forcha,
Fostina Frank,
Alfred Frank,
Willard Frank,
Ferrida Garrison,
Lavinia Gibbs,
Arthur Gassie,
Adam Green,
Henry Green,
Clarence Green,
David George,
Roger Gabel,
Frederick Gibbs,
Hattie Howard,
Georgia Hill,
Elvie Hubbs,
C. C. Hubbs,
Eddie Hunter,
Victoria Jones,
Alma Jones,
Gustavia Jones,
Sarah Jones,
Theresa Johnson,
Annie Joseph,
Iyarlie Joseph,
Theresa Joseph,
Joseph Johnson,
Edward Keesly,
William Kenner,

Klotzville, La.
Belle Alliance, La.
Belle Alliance, La.
Belle Alliance, La.
Belle Alliance, La.
Belle Alliance, La.
Belle Rose, La.
Belle Alliance, La.
Belle Alliance, La.
Klotzville, La.
Belle Alliance, La.
Belle Rose, La.
Belle Alliance, La.
Belle Alliance, La.
Belle Alliance, La.
Belle Alliance, La.
Belle Alliance, La.
Belle Alliance, La.
Belle Alliance, La.
Belle Rose, La.
Belle Rose, La.
Belle Alliance, La.
Belle Alliance, La.
Belle Alliance, La.
Belle Alliance, La.
Belle Alliance, La.
Belle Rose, La.
Belle Alliance, La.
Belle Alliance. La.
Belle Alliance, La.
Belle Alliance, La.
Belle Alliance, La.
Belle Alliance, La.
Belle Alliance, La.
Belle Alliance, La.
Belle Alliance, La.
Belle Alliance, La.
Belle Alliance, La.
Belle Alliance, La.
Belle Alliance, La.
Belle Rose, La.
Belle Rose, La.
Belle Rose, La.

Lei^and University.

Arthur Levy,
James Lawrence,
Arthur Lawrence,
Celeste Larada,
Clarence Larada,
Clara Landry,
Claudie Love,
Clara Lewis,
Estara Lewis,
Zenobia Love,
Elnora Lareda,
Beatrice Lewis,
Annie Lewis,
Louise Lee,
Albertha Merritt,
Marie Marterre,
Lucile Marterre,
Louise Marterre,
Helen Molden,
Beatrice Merritt,
Debora Merritt,
Olena Mitchell,
Ida Martin,
Mattie Minor,
Lucile McCullen,
Earl B. Madison,
McCurly Marterre,
Freddie Morterre,
Paul Martin,
John Molden,
Gus Mitchel,
Isaiah Miller,
Andrew McCuller,
Johnny McKeever,
Maud Neal,
Eola Neil.
Virginia Oliver,
Minerva Orange,
Edna Oliver,
Milton Orange,
Julia Plummer,
Cardilla Pleasant,
Gertrude Prier,

Belle Alliance, La.

Belle Rose, La.

Belle Alliance, La.

Belle Rose, La.

Belle Alliance, La.

Belle Rose, La.

Belle Alliance, La.

Belle Alliance, La.
Klotzville, La.

Belle Alliance, La.

Belle Alliance, La,
Belle Alliance, La.

Belle Rose, La,

Belle Rose, La.
Barton, La.
Belle Alliance, La.
Belle Alliance, La.
Klotzville, La.
Belle Alliance, La.
Belle Alliance, La.
Belle Alliance, La.
Belle Alliance, La.
Belle Rose, La.
Belle Alliance, La.
Belle Alliance, La.
Belle Alliance, La.
Belle Alliance, La.
Belle Alliance, La.
Belle Alliance, La.

I,ei,and University.

Arthur Palmer,
Hermen Porter,
Joseph Prier,
Julian Randle,
Katie Remus,
Parmelia Reed,
Ann Robertson,
Girdie Robertson,
Birdie Robertson,
Maggie Roderick,
Andrew Randle,
Solomon Reed,
Luella Sampson,
Matilda Simms,
Theodosia Sampson,
Mary Sherman,
Lottie Shield,
Ella Sherman,
Edna Shield,
Elnora Sarmons,
Effemia Smith,
Clamos Solomon,
Walter Smith,
Solomon Shield,
Joseph Simms,
Lawrence Serran,
Johnny Severan,
Mickie Toldman,
Millie Taylor,
Albert Thompson,
Batiste Therity,
Aldsee Toldman,
Roselene Walton,
Martha White,
Lillie Walker,
Ollie Walker,
Beatrice White,
Neola White,
Edna Wilson,
Selena Watkins,
Ada Williams,
Emma Williams,
Alice Walker,

Barton, La.
Belle Alliance, La.
Belle Alliance, La.t
Belle Rose, La.
Belle Alliance, La.
Klotzville, La.
Belle Alliance, La.
Lauderdale, La.
Lauderdale, La.
Belle Rose, La.
Belle Rose, La.
Belle Alliance, La.
Belle Alliance, La.
Belle Alliance, La.
Belle Alliance, La.
Klotzville, La.
Belle Alliance, La.
Klotzville, La.
Belle Alliance, La.
Belle Alliance, La.
Morgan City, La.
Belle Alliance, La.
Belle Alliance, La.
Belle Alliance, La.
Belle Alliance, La.
Belle Alliance, La.
Belle Alliance, La.
Belle Alliance, La.
Belle Alliance, La.
Belle Alliance, La.
Belle Rose, La.
Belle Alliance, La.
Belle Alliance, La.
Belle Alliance, La.
Belle Alliance, La.
Belle Alliance, La.
Belle Alliance, La.
Belle Alliance, La.
Belle Alliance, La.
Belle Alliance, La.
Belle Alliance, La.
Belle Alliance, La.
Belle Alliance, La.

Leland University.

Frances Walker,
Minus Wilson,
Shedrick White,
George Williams,
Joseph Williams,
Harry Williams,
Elluis Wilson,
Willie White,
Milton Yancy,
Samuel Bias,
Saul Bias,

Beulah Allen,
Sam Allen,
A. Arg,
Lewis Armor,
Thomas Artra,
Shepherd Anderson,
Florence Atkerson,
C. L. Austin,
Georgie Bailey,
John Berson,
Clara Bolton,
Samuel Bradley,
James Bradley,
C. S. Bookers,
Mary Y. Brice,
Katie Brown,
Georgie Brown,
James Claiborne,
Kathleen Chapman,
Odessa Cobb,
Rosa Cobb,
Willie May Cobb,
Daisy Cook,
Felix Crawford,
Missouri Davis,
Anna Davis,
Rosa Dudley,
Green Dudley,

Minden Academy,

MINDEN, LA.

Langston, La.
Sibley, La.
Dubley, La.
Minden, La.
Langston, La.
Doyline, La.
Minden, La.
Edwards, Miss.
Allen town, La.
Dubley, La.
Minden, La.
Minden, La.
Minden, La.
Stamps, Ark.
Gibsland, La.
Doyline La.
Minden, La.
Minden, La.
Minden, La.
Minden, La.
Minden, La.
Minden, La.
Minden, La.
Minden, La.
Minden, La.
Minden, La.
Minden, La.
Minden, La.

LEivAND University.

Carrie Fields,
Ruby Ford,
Ulysses Frasier,
Luvinia Gage,
Irma Gales,
Joseph Gibson,
Elley Glover,
Floyd Green,
George Green,
Mattie Green,
Mattie Griffin,
James Griggs,
Blandena Hackley,
Albertha Harris,
John Hankie,
Celia Harper,
Ida Harper,
Lena Hateu,
Luther Henderson,
Henrietta Holland,
Dena Howard,
Lee Jackson,
John Jefferson,
Roberta Jefferson,
Hannah Jennings,
Mattie Jenkins,
Savannah Jenkins,
Alma Johnson,
Anna Johnson,
Minnie Johnson,
Henry Johnson,
Peter Johnson,
Wallace Johnson,
Minnie Jones,
Joseph Jordon,
Jessie Jordon,
Willie Jordon,
Melvin Kensy,
William Kennon,
I. W. Kennon,
B. H. Kennon,
Sidney Killens,
Willie Killens,

Iverson, La.
Lufkin, Tex.
Minden, La.
Ogilvia, La.
Minden, La.
Minden, La.
Ringgold, La.
Minden, La.
Minden, La.
Minden, La.
Minden, La.
Minden, La.
Minden, La.
Minden, La.
Minden, La.
Minden, La.
Minden, La.
Minden, La.
Minden, La.
Arcadia, La.
Minden, La.
Minden, La.
Minden, La.
Minden, La.
Minden, La.
Doyline, La.
Doyline, La.
Minden, La.
Minden, La.
Minden, La.
Sibley, La.
Minden, La.
Minden, La.
Sibley, La.
Minden, La.
Minden, La.
Minden, La.
Minden, La.
Dubley, La.
Dubley, La.
Dubley, La.
Minden, La.
Minden, La.

Leland University.

Caroline Lee,
Mary Luke,
Clara Mack,
Lilla May Mack,
Sylvia Maggie,
Irene McCoy,
Rosa McCoy,
M. McDade,
A. G. McDaniel,
Granville McRoy,
James McRoy,
Alice McRoy,
Roynold Midlock,
Valley Midlock,
Maud Midlock,
George Moore,
Clem Moore,
Pinkie Moore,
Felix Parker,
Frank Piatt,
George Piatt,
Mary Peevy,
Elley Peevy,
Roberta Peevy,
Glena Peevy,
Sadie Peets,
Marcella Rice,
Charles Roberson,
Lee Roges,
Isabella Smith,
Newel Scott,
Bessie Scott,
Mattie Scott,
N. G. Skinner,
Bertha Stuart,
Dosia Taylor,
Viola Taylor,
Jessie Taylor,
Pearl Theus,
Arville Thomas,
Bisma Thompson,
A. G. Thompson,
Lincoln Thompson,

Ogilvia, La.
Iverson, La.
Minden, La.
Minden, La.
Minden, La.
Dubley, La.
Sibley, La.
Han ton, La.
Han ton, La.
Minden, La.
Minden, La.
Minden, La.
Minden, La.
Minden, La.
Minden, La.
Minden, La.
Minden, La.
Minden, La.
Langston, La.
Minden, La.
Minden, La.
Minden, La.
Minden, La.
Minden, La.
Minden, La.
Minden, La.
Langston, La.
Minden, La.
Minden, La.
Ogilvia, La.
Dubley, La.
Dubley, La.
Arcadia, La.
Minden, La.
Langston, La.
Minden, La.
Minden, La.
Minden, La.
Dubley, La.
Minden, La.
Minden, La.
Dubley, La.
Dubley, La.

L,i$i<and University.

Arthur Tramble,
Nevada Turner,
Rosa Turner,
Ellen Walker,
Odim Walker,
Harry Williams,
Bessie Williams,
J. B. Williams,
Daisy Wilson,
Simon Winkley,
Peter W. Winson,
Isabella Worn,
Anna Young,

Stamps, Ark.
Minden, La.
Minden, La.
Arcadia, La.
Minden, La.
Minden, La.
Hot Springs, Ark.
Hot Springs, Ark,
Minden, La.
Minden, La.
Sibley, La.
Minden, La.
Shreveport, La.

The next session begins Wednesday,
October 2d, 1907.

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CATALOGUE

Leland University.

1907=1908.

NEW ORLEANS, LOUISIANA.
PUBLISHED BV THE UNIVERSITY.

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ffyirty-Ei^tytfy Catalogue

OF THE

OFFICERS AND STUDENTS

1907-1908.

New Orleans, Louisiana.
Published by the University.

Atwmmttttmtta,

Examinations for entrance will be held Tuesday, October 6th,
1908.

The College year begins on Wednesday, October 7th, 1908, and
Commencement week closes Wednesday, May 19th, 1909.

All communications should be addressed and all checks or money
orders should be made payable to Iceland University.

To reach the University, take a St. Charles Avenue Belt car,
getting off at Audubon Street, on St. Charles Avenue. The address
is Iceland University, St. Charles Avenue and Audubon Street, New
Orleans, La.

The members of the Faculty may be addressed in care of Iceland
University, New Orleans, La., or in care of their respective Acade-
mies.

The students of the University may be addressed in care of the
President.

The students of the various Academies may be addressed in care
of their respective principals.

<§f&m& nf tip Snarl*.

EZRA H. STEVENS, Esq., President,
Hartford, Conn.

Rev. JOHN MARKS, Vice President,
930 Feucity Street, new Orleans.

Rev. C. V. EDWARDS, Secretary,
1007 Fourth Street, New Orleans.

CHARLES FRAZIER, Esq., Treasurer,
93 Nassau Street, New York. N. Y.

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lExtttttiu* (Qjmtmttt?*.

Prof. L. W. Wilkinson, Chairman.
Hon. Don A. Pardee, LL. D., Hon. T. J. Woodward,
Rev. John Marks, A. T. Terry, Esq.,

Rev. C. V. Edwards, Hon. James F. Pierson,

J. H. Diuard, IviTT. D., LL. D., Pres. R. W. Perkins.

Wmtxntt Qhmtmttt?*.

John Humpstone, D. D., Chairman.
W. M. Hastings, Esq., J. W. Greene, Esq.,

W. C. P. Rhoades, D. D., John H. Ireland, Esq.

Louis W. Sw>cum, Esq., Charges Frazier, Esq.

W. H. Burger, Esq., F. v. Dare, Esq.,

Ezra H. Stevens, Esq., C. A. Nelson, Esq.

Ety Utaarti af (ExuBtttB.

Class I.— Term Expires 1909.

W H. Burger, Esq.,
rev. H. C. Cotton,
Wm. M. Hastings, Esq.,
John Humpstone, D. D.,
John H. Ireland, Esq.,
RKv. John Marks,
C. Alex Nelson, Esq.,
Hon. T. J. Woodward,

Brooklyn, N. Y.
Belle Alliance, La.
Brooklyn, N. Y.
Brooklyn, N. Y.
Brooklyn, N. Y.
New Orleans, La.
New York, N. Y.
New Orleans, La.

Class II.— Term Expires 1910,

*E. E. Chivers, D. D.,
F. V. Dare, Esq.,
Rev. C. V. Edwards,
j. W. Greene, Esq.,
rev. J. B. Livingston,
PrES. R. W. Perkins, Ph. D.,
Rev. James Roberson,
Ezra H. Stevens, Esq.,
♦Deceased.

Brooklyn, N. Y.
Brooklyn, N. Y.
New Orleans, La.
Brooklyn, N. Y.
New Iberia, La.
New Orleans, La.
Darrow, La.
Hartford, Conn.

Class III.— Term Expires 1911

James H. Dillard, Litt. D., LL. D.,

Charles Frazier, Esq.,

Hon. Don A. Pardee, LL. D.,

Hon. James F. Pierson,

W. C P. Rhoades, D. D.,

rev. C. L. Roberts,

Louis W. Slocum, Esq.,

A. T. Terry, Esq.,

Prof. Levi W. Wilkinson, M. Sc,

New Orleans, La.
Brooklyn, N, Y.
New Orleans, La.
New Orleans, La.
Brooklyn, N. Y.
Cheney ville, La.
New York, N. Y.
New Orleans, La.
New Orleans, La.

3Fantltg ntih Hmttmtotz.

R. W. PERKINS, M. A., Ph. D., President,

PHILOSOPHY AND EDUCATION.

GEORGE H. FELTON, M. A., M. D.,

NATURAL SCIENCE AND SOCIOLOGY.

A. A. NEWHALL, M. A., B. D.,

BIBLICAL INSTRUCTION.

MRS. R, W. PERKINS,

HISTORY AND PEDAGOGY.

AMELIA ROBERSON, B. A.,

ENGLISH BRANCHES.

MARTHA GRACE LANE, B. A.,

LATIN AND ENGLISH.
FRANK G. DAVIS, B. D.,

BIBLICAL INSTRUCTION AND MATHEMATICS.

MARGARET W. LESHER, B. Sc,

HISTORY AND BOTANY.

REV. JAMES A. PALMER, M. A.,
GREEK AND RHETORIC.

FRANCES JE. WILLIAMS, B. Sc,

MATHEMATICS.
MRS. F. G. DAVIS,

ENGLISH BRANCHES.

JENNIE E. BLINN,

VOCAL AND INSTRUMENTAL MUSIC.

Lexand * University.
REV. H. H. THOMAS,

MANUAL TRAINING.

PAUL DESWERT,

HORTICULTURE.

MRS. ALICE T. MORSE,

SEWING.

WALTER G. SNEED,

INSTRUCTOR IN ENGLISH BRANCHES.

WILLIAM W. SOLETE,

INSTRUCTOR IN ENGLISH BRANCHES.

REUBEN U. CLARK,

INSTRUCTOR IN ENGLISH BRANCHES.

JOSINIA E. HENDERSON,

INSTRUCTOR IN ENGLISH BRANCHES.

NANNIE B. OUTTZ,

INSTRUCTOR IN ENGLISH BRANCHES.

LOUISE KYZER,

INSTRUCTOR IN ENGLISH BRANCHES.

ALICE A. WILLIAMS,

INSTRUCTOR IN ENGLISH BRANCHES.

JOSEPH H. JAMES,

INSTRUCTOR IN ENGLISH BRANCHES.

LILLIE A. ROBERTS,

INSTRUCTOR IN ENGLISH BRANCHES.

BENJAMIN HOLBROOK KYZER,
INSTRUCTOR IN ENGLISH BRANCHES.

Leland University.
AARON W. HALL,

INSTRUCTOR IN ENGLISH BRANCHES.

ABRAHAM L. SIMON,
INSTRUCTOR IN ENGLISH BRANCHES.

COLUMBUS C. SMITH,

INSTRUCTOR IN ENGLISH BRANCHES.

AMELIA BETTIS,

INSTRUCTOR IN ENGLISH BRANCHES.

WARNER R. WRIGHT,

NIGHT SCHOOL.

MRS. H. B. GREEN,

DOMESTIC DEPARTMENT.

MRS. G. H. FEI/TON,

LIBRARIAN.

JONAS HENDERSON, M. A., Principal,

HOWE INSTITUTE, NEW IBERIA.

EUGENIA KING,

MUSIC.

MAGGIE CHEATHAM,

ASSISTANT.

MRS. R. J. HENDERSON,

ASSISTANT AND MATRON.

JULIA EVA DEJEAN,

ASSISTANT.

MRS. L. R. OSIBIN, Principal,

LELAND ACADEMY, DONALDSONVILLE.

Leland University.
M. J. FOSTER, B. A., Principal,

MONROE ACADEMY.

HATTIK LOUISE McGRAW,

MUSIC.

MRS. M. J. FOSTER,

ASSISTANT.

FLORIDA LAGARDE,

ASSISTANT.

JAMES M. FRAZIER, B. A., Principal,

CENTRAL LOUISIANA ACADEMY, ALEXANDRIA.

MRS. JAMES M. FRAZIER, B. A.,

ASSISTANT.

ARCHIAS FINNIE,

ASSISTANT.

FILMAN P. JACKSON, B. A., Principal,

OPE^OUSAS HIGH SCHOOL.

MRS. F. P. JACKSON,

MUSIC.

IDA FRANK,
ASSISTANT.

W. J. DAUPHIN, M. D.,

ASSISTANT.

ALBERT L. YATES, B. A., Principal,

CHENEYVILLE ACADEMY.

MRS. ALBERT L. YATES,

ASSISTANT.

Leland University.
W. G. THOMAS, Principal,

BUNKIK ACADEMY.

MRS. W. G. THOMAS,
ASSISTANT.

MRS. WALTER H. ENNIS,

ASSISTANT.

A. J. LAGARDE, B. A., Principal,

HOUMA ACADEMY.

MRS. A. J. LAGARDE,

ASSISTANT.

PHILOMENE JOSEPH, Principal,

ISRAEL ACADEMY, BELLE ALLIANCE.

JULIA E. WRIGHT,

ASSISTANT.

E. F. DEMESME,

ASSISTANT.

MRS. R. A. COTTON,

ASSISTANT.

REV. H. C. COTTON,

MUSIC.

P. P. MELLON, Th. B., Principal,

FOURTEENTH DISTRICT ACADEMY, MINDEN.

NULON DORTON,

ASSISTANT.

MRS. R. V. COBB,
ASSISTANT.

PLAN AND PURPOSE OF THE UNIVERSITY.

Leland University was incorporated in 1870, nnder the provisions
of the Act of the Legislature of Louisiana, which reads :

"The purposes and objects of this corporation are the establish-
ment and maintenance of one or more Institutions of learning for
the education, under Christian auspices, of yonng men and women,
particularly for the training of preachers and teachers, and to re-
ceive donations of property for educational purposes. * * * In-
asmuch as the welfare of society, and not pecuniary gain, is the ob-
ject of this corporation, * * * the Trustees shall not have power
to encumber by mortgage the whole or any part of the property, nor
to use the principal of any endowment funds for the current ex-
penses of its work."

It is open to all persons who are fitted to enjoy its advantages,
without distinction of race or religious opinions.

The University owes its existence to the late Holbrook Chamber-
lain, Ksq., of Brooklyn, N. Y., who purchased the ground in 1869,
erected the buildings ; largely provided for the expenses ; assisted
its management, and at his death left the bulk of his property as an
endowment fund, the interest of which goes to the payment of
teachers.

During the summer of 1899, a gift of $25,000 for additional en-
dowment was made by Chas. M. Pratt, Esq., of Brooklyn, N. Y.

LOCATION.

The University is situated on St. Charles Avenue, between
Audubon Place and Audubon Street, nearly opposite Audubon Park.
No more beautiful or healthful location could be found in New Or-
leans, while its retirement from the crowded part of the city renders
it peculiarly adapted to study.

Lexand University. 11

Chamberlain Hall is also of brick, 100 by 50 feet, three stories
above the basement, in which are the rooms of the president, the
preceptress and the professors and the female students ; also music
rooms, dining room and laundry.

The Manual Training Shop is a frame building, fitted out with
fairly good equipment of hand-tools and a number of foot-power
machines.

ORGANIZATION.

The University comprises the following Departments :

1 . The College offers courses of study leading respectively to
the degrees in Arts, Philosophy and Science, and is open to both
sexes.

2. The College Preparatory is designed to fit students for Col-
lege.

3. The Normal Department is designed to fit students for teach-
ing, and offers instruction in pedagogy and practice teaching.

4. The English Preparatory Department and Academies fit
students for the Normal School.

5. Instrumental Music is thorough! 3' taught. Fifty lessons in
Vocal Music, elementary principles and regular class practice are
given each year to all pupils

6. The Manual Training Department comprises instruction in
Wood- working, Metal Work, Agriculture, Sewing and Domestic
Science.

7. Night School.

8. Woman's Christian Workers' Class.

8. The Theological School offers two courses :

I. Full and regular Theological instruction for College grad-
uates and those of equivalent attainments ; and,

II. A Minister's course, carefully prepared for Pastors.

DEPARTMENT OF INSTRUCTION.

THEOLOGICAL DEPARTMENT.

I. The Theological Course is intended for college graduates and
those of equivalent attainment, and requires three years' resident
work ; in Old Testament and Related Subjects ; in New Testament
and Related Subjects ; in Biblical Theology ; in Church History ; in
Systematic Theology and Ethics; in Practical Theology. Diplomas
will be given only to those who have satisfactorily completed the
class room work in recitation from a standard text book, from the
lectures, and the requirements in examinations, in theses and in

sermons.

II. The Ministers' Course is so adjusted as to take a pastor at
any stage of his advancement and give him an indispensable course
of study in Rhetoric ; in Biblical, Church and General History ; in the
Books of the Old and New Testament in English in the order of
their relative importance ; in the Fundamental Doctrines ; in Sermon
Preparation and in Pastoral Duties. Diplomas are given to those
who satisfactorily complete this course.

III. A large number of ministers have pursued a regular course,
giving all the time that their pastoral labors would permit to the
subjects that are regularly taught. No time limit is set to the
course ; neither is diploma nor certificate offered. The object of the
course is to deepen the spiritual life, to give a wider knowledge of
the Bible, to promote efficiency, and to develop power in the work
of the ministry.

A number of ministers have been enabled to enter the normal
and college courses from the help gained in the Ministers' Classes
and a few are preparing to enter the Theological Course.

Lei<and University. 13

college COURSE.

Freshman Year. Solid Geometry, Wentworth, University
Algebra, Wells; Anabasis Completed, Iliad; Cicero de Senectute,
Livy; History of Western Europe, Robinson, History of Educatiou,
Monroe; English and Essays.

Sophomore Year. Trigonometry, Analytical Geometry;
Horace, Tacitus; Demosthenes; Geology, Norton', Astronomy,
Young; English Literature and Essays.

Junior Year. Logic, Creighton; Psychology, Ladd; Econo-
mics, Bullock; Sociology, Blackmar; Plato; New Testament Greek;
English Literature; Biblical Literature; Orations.

Senior Year. Ethics, Seth; Evidences, Mullins; Working
Principles of Rhetoric, Genung; Fundamental Principles of Educa-
tion; Introduction to Philosophy, Fullerton; Anthropology; Biblical
Literature; Orations.

teachers' training course.

The Normal and Teachers' Training Course teaches the subjects
of a thoroughly organized secondary school and gives instruction by
critic teachers in the principles and theory of teaching in general
and thirty periods of instruction in each of the grammar school
branches in particular. Students are required to give one period a
day in practice teaching, under the supervision of the Superintend-
ent of the department, for one year. The course takes five years,
the last year ranking as the Freshman year in College. The com-
pletion of this course with satisfactory evidence of aptness to teach,
and ability to discipline will be necessary to receive a Normal
diploma.

First Year. English Grammar, completed; Manual Composi-
tion and Rhetoric and English Classics; Arithmetic, completed,
Smith; Algebra, Wentworth; Ancient World, West; First Year
Latin; Manual Training or Sewing.

Second Year. Manual Composition and Rhetoric and English
Classics; Ancient World, completed, West; Algebra, through quad-
ratics; First Year Latin, completed, Caesar; Physical Geography,
Tarr; Manual Training.

14 Lei^and University.

Third Year. English History, Cheyney; French History;
Caesar, completed, Catiline I; Physics; Botany, Bailey; Review of
English Branches with instruction in Pedagogy of each subject.

Fourth Year. American History, Hart, Civil Government;
Plane Geometry, Wentworth; Cicero, completed, Virgil, begun;
Chemistry, Williams; Principles of Teaching, Brumbaugh; Practice
Teaching; English Classics.

Fifth Year. Solid Geometry, Wentworth, University Algebra,
Wells; History of Western Europe, Robinson; History of Education,
Monroe; Practice Teaching; Principles of Education, Schaejfer;
English Literature and Essays.

This course began in 1902 with twenty-seven students, six from
the College and the rest from the Normal. Thus far fifty- five have
completed the course. The classes have numbered one hundred and
seventeen.

Constant reference is made to the principles of education as
given by Laurie and Harris, and to the methods of education as
given by Garlick, McMurry and De Garmo, with consultation of the
best literature on the subject.

The subject of education is further developed in the College by
studies in the Psychology and Philosophy of Education.

COUvEGE PREPARATORY.

First Year. English Grammar, completed, Manual Composi-
tion and Rhetoric and English Classics; Arithmetic, completed,
Smith, Algebra, Wentworth; Ancient World, West; First Year
Latin; Manual Training or Sewing.

Second Year. Manual Composition and Rhetoric and English
Classics; Ancient World, completed; Algebra, through quadratics;
First Year Latin, completed, Caesar; Physical Geography, Tarr,
Manual Training.

Third Year. English History, Cheyney; French History;
Caesar, completed, Catiline I; Physics; Beginner's Greek; English
Classics; Botany, Bailey.

Lei,a.nd University. 15

Fourth Year. American History, Hart; Civil Government;
Cicero, completed; Virgil, begun; Beginner's Greek, completed;
Anabasis, begun; Chemistry, Williams] Agriculture, Bailey; English
Classics and Essays.

Grades 1-4. Reading; Writing; Oral Work in Numbers,
Grammar, Geography, Nature Work; Drawing; Memory Work;
Stories in Literature and Biography; Readers, Carpenter and Baker
I-IV; Science Readers, Murche I-IV; Geography, Tarr and Mc-
Murry; Grammar, Mother Tongue No. One; Spelling, Quincy
Word List; Dictation; Letter Writing; Arithmetic, Smith; Manual
Training or Sewing.

Grade 6. Arithmetic continued, Smith; Geography, Hinman;
Reader, Carpenter and Baker No. VI; Grammar, Mother Tongue
No. One, completed; How the United States Became a Nation,
Fiske; Science Reader No. VI, Murche; Spelling; Writing: Drawing;
Sewing or Manual Training.

Grade 7. Arithmetic, Smith's Grammar School completed;
Grammar, Maxwell; Geography, Hinman; Real Things in Nature,
Holden; United States History, Morris; Spelling; Drawing; Sewing
or Manual Training.

Grade 8. Advanced Arithmetic, Smith; Grammar, Maxwell;
Hygienic Physiology, Coleman ; Agriculture for Beginners, Burkett,

16 Lkland University.

Stevens and Hill; English History, Guerber; English Classics;
Spelling; Drawing; Sewing or Manual Training.

An orderly school, with a properly adjusted curriculum, under
competent teachers, is a very efficient means of moral training.

The school that cannot command cheerful obedience to reason-
able methods of instruction and discipline is a moral failure. The
students who will not adjust themselves to such regulation should
be dismissed as incorrigible.

Along with these formal studies, the tools of an education, the
proper ideals should be so set forth that the pupil may acquire moral
insight, so that he may be consciously and with clear intent
righteous. The competent completion of this course is required to
enter the College Preparatory and Normal Courses.

The Academies are required to do as much work as is outlined
for the eight grades at the University Preparatory School. In all
cases the State-adopted books will be accepted as equivalent to the
books adopted above. The other books greatly enrich the course.

WOMAN'S CHRISTIAN WORKERS' CI<ASS.

Lkland University. 17

This year Johnston's Studies for Personal Workers and the
Gospel of John formed the basis of the instruction.

The Piano Course is supplemented by a course in harmony,
theory, musical history and ear training. The diploma will be made
conditional upon the intelligent and satisfactory completion of this
theoretic work.

The principles of Vocal Cuiture are taught, special attention
being given to correct method of breathing and true voice placing.
The vocalises of Abt and Panofka are used.

As soon as the pupil is sufficiently advanced, instruction is given
in the interpretation of songs. This includes the study of tone
color and drill in distinct enunciation.

Besides the attention given to correct singing on all public occa-
sions, instruction in the art of teaching vocal music is given to the
Teachers' Training Class and to the College.

Manuai, Training is a careful and practical teaching of Sloyd
for the fourth, fifth, sixth and seventh grades.

Mechanical drawing and woodworking are required from the
eighth grade, first and second year College Preparatory and Normal
boys. Every student above these grades who has not taken the
course is required to spend one year in the Manual Training Shop.

Metal working is given to the upper classes, with reference to
practice in actual life. Many girls elect work in the shop.

Domestic Science is taught in theory and practice. The girls
are given practical instruction in household duties and cooking.

18 IvKland University.

This year sewing has been regularly taught through the eight
grades and to the first and second year normal girls.

A night school is maintained for boys and men for six months in
the year.

The general principles of Agriculture are taught in the Normal
and College, illustrated by the cultivation of four acres of laud and
by a small dairy .

Public Worship. Regular Church Service is conducted on
Sunday morning in the College Chapel.

Special emphasis is given to Bible Study under the charge of the
Faculty. This year there were two volunteer classes in special
studies in the Greek Testament under the charge of the Professors.

A course of lectures on the Gospel of Matthew was given by the
President at the morning chapel .

The Principal and Preceptress conduct evening chapel in their
respective halls.

The President is in the habit each year of reading with the
Senior College Class some book bearing on the studies of the term.

Each year a course of study covering some book of the Bible, or
some Biblical subject, is completed. The students maintain a volun-
tary weekly prayer meeting, a regular Missionary Society, and con-
stitute a recognized branch of the National Society of Christian En-
deavor, with a regular Sunday evening service.

There is a Literary Society, the PhuxomaThEan, composed of
the students, which holds weekly meetings for mutual improvement.
Under certain conditions and restrictions a portion of the essays,
declamations, orations and debates are credited in the Normal and
College work

The degree of Master of Arts may be conferred only upon those
who hold a Bachelor's degree, in the liberal arts and sciences, from

IyEi,AND University. 19

this or another approved college maintaining similar standards of
liberal education, who shall have completed a course of liberal study,
under the direction of the faculty, sufficient in amount to constitute
an additional year of college work of advanced character.

Mr. J. S. Dickerson, of the "Chicago Standard," offers a prize
for the best essay in the Third Year Normal, for the next five years,
the topic to be chosen by the Professor of English in charge.

Rev. Dr. J. P. Philips, a former professor, offers for next year
three prizes — one in Ethics, one in English and one for the Minis-
ters' Class.

The University has a Library and Reading Room, which is sup-
plied with journals and periodicals. Additions were made as fol-
lows, a number of books of travel, history, science, literature, re-
ligion and several wall maps.

The University has a fine Geological Cabinet, consisting of min-
erals, ores and fossils. Besides a large collection of real fossils, it
has over one hundred casts of the fauna of the different ages.

Only a few type studies can be taught thoroughly. The present
clamant demand for manual, industrial, commercial or practical
education will certainly be pondered by a wise educator and pro-
portionately adopted. To make a student efficient is a great aim; to
build sterling character is a greater aim. The genuine teacher,
whatever his subject, wiil make efficient by building character.
President Henry Churchill King well says: "Do the two only
really great things one man can do for another; bring to your pupils
the contagion of a high and noble life and bear honest, effective
testimony of your own best vision — that in which and by which yon
most live."

The method of instruction must be varied according to the na-
ture of the subject taught. A text-book should be used as a guide
and as a suggestion of the instruction to be imparted and the
method of doing so. The student should be held strictly accountable
for the text-book as to substance and order of presentation, but the
instruction should go far beyond its limitations.

20 Lei<and University.

In advanced work, the branches must be presented practicall}',
comparatively, historically, with a view of leading the student to
the apprehension of the subject as a whole, and in its organic re.
lations.

The highest practical scholars must be well grounded in theo-
retical knowledge. There are enough studies of undisputedly and
eminently liberal character to fill each curriculum of any institution
to repletion. Over crowding of studies tinges with vanity.

This institution stands for the conviction, in the words of Dean
Andrew Fleming West, "That the true utility is the long utility
which serves to make a whole life useful and that it is the end for
which men live that make them useful or useless; * * that there are
College studies essential for all who take the College course, that it
is the completion of these which opens to the student the best all-
round view of the knowledge most serviceable for his whole after-
life, and that the idea of discipline and duty, in studies as well as in
conduct, underlie any real development of the one true freedom of
the human spirit."

Admission of Students.

Examinations for entrance to the various classes are held pre-
ceding Commencement and on the day preceding the opening of the
school year.

THE GENERAL REQUIREMENTS FOR ENTRANCE TO COWCGE.

1. English Grammar, Elements of Rhetoric and the reading
and study of the English Classics set by the Southern College Asso-
ciation for the year 1907-8.

2. Arithmetic, Algebra through quadratics, Plane Geometry.

3. Latin Grammar, four books of Caesar, six orations of Cicero,
four books of Virgil.

4. Greek Grammar, four books Xenophon's Anabasis.

5. History— United States, Hart's Essentials, History of Greece,
History of Rome, History of England.

6. Physiology, Physics, Physical Geography, Chemistry.

Lei^and University. 21

This is the work of a High School course of four years, and of
the College Preparatory course at Iceland in particular.

The text-books given in the course of study of the English Pre-
paratory and College Preparatory Schools indicate the requirement
in each branch.

General Rules.

It is assumed that all who enter upon the courses of study do so
for the purpose of acquiring an education not only of the intellect,
but also of character. The laws of the Institution are as few and
simple as the proper regulation of a community of young people will
permit. These laws must be observed not only in their letter, but
in their spirit. The atmosphere of the Institution is not that of
arbitrary restraint, but of reasonable conformity to reasonable laws.
Each student is distinctly placed upon his manhood, and if he
abuses his privilege in conduct, study or work, or work hour, after
reasonable caution, he must withdraw from the Institution. No
student will be retained who does not make progress in studies and
in morals.

No student who is deficient in rhetorical or class room work in
any term shall be eligible to the office of Manager or Director in any
student organization, or to be a member of any exhibiting organiza-
tion or any contesting athletic team during any subsequent term
until such deficiency is made up.

Only under exceptional circumstances will excuses be granted to
leave the Institution during term time. In such cases the examina-
tion in the studies gone over by the class during a student's absence
will be specially searching, and a high degree of attainment will be
required. The work of the term begins on the day of opening and
continues uninterruptedly until the last day of the term.

22 Ivexand University.

Unexcused absences from recitations count as zero in making- up
the monthly averages ; excused absences have half the effect in
lowering a student's standing ; but a student may, at the option of a
professor, do supplementary work to obviate the effect upon his
standing of excused absences.

Students are required to take up enough studies to keep them,
in the judgment of the President, sufficiently employed, but will
not be allowed to take up more or other than they can study with
profit. In all cases quality of work is esteemed of more importance
than quantity.

A student, who at the end of a term has conditions amounting
to half the term's work or more, may not graduate with his class.

The day students are required to attend morning praj^ers in the
Chapel.

All residing on the campus are required to attend the stated re-
ligious services.

Absences from regular duties make the offender liable to disci-
pline, which in ordinary cases shall be suspension.

A student who has not completed his rhetorical work in any
term will not be permitted to enter upon any of the work of the
succeeding term until such deficiency is made up.

Any absence from a class exercise incurred in the three days be-
fore vacation or before or after a recess shall count as equivalent to
two absences incurred at any other time.

Lki.and University. 23

The President of the University will be in his office in the Main
Building at stated hours to confer with students who may desire ad-
vice or assistance.

All students of the University will room and board either on the
campus or with their parents or legal guardians in New Orleans, and
in immediate vicinity.

No student is allowed to leave the campus at any time without
permission.

No person is admitted to the University as a candidate for the
degree of Bachelor of Arts after the beginning of the first term of
the Senior year.

No Certificate or statement as to work done in his department is
granted by any professor or instructor to an undergraduate.

Expenses.

All instruction, except in Instrumental Music, is free.

Board, per month $12.00

Incidental Expenses, for day scholars, per month 1.00

Instrumental Music, for four weeks, with piano practice 3.00

Instrumental Music, for four weeks, without piano practice. . . 2.00
Board and Tuition, in Auxiliaries, per month 8.00

All University expenses must be paid in advance. Failure to
comply with this rule will deprive the student of the privileges of
the University until payment is made, unless excused by special vote
of the Facultv.

24 IvKI/And University.

No student can take his place in his class until he presents a
receipt from the office.

No deductions for incidentals for less than half a month.

All students are required to perform daily one hour of some
form of manual labor under the direction of a teacher as a part of !
their payment for board .

Rooms are furnished with bedstead, mattress, pillows, quilts,
chairs, tables, washstand, mirror, bowl and pitcher.

Students must provide themselves with sheets, pillow-cases,
towels, napkins, hair and tooth brushes. The wash-list of the arti-
cles of plain regular wear received in the school laundry will be fur-
nished each student.

The young men should provide themselves with suitable apparel
for the work hour, manual training, shop and agricultural work.

It is specially desired that the dress of the pupils shall be simple
and inexpensive. Parents and guardians are urged to co-operate
with the school in this direction.

Students are charged for any damage to their rooms or furniture,
whether it be done while they are present in the room or absent
from it, whether it be accidental or designed.

All required text books and stationery may be bought at the
University book store for cash at the regular school-book, State- ''
adopted price.

Auxiliary Schools.

In order to encourage the organization of local schools for
primary and grammar grade work, the University has made provision
for taking under its charge auxiliary schools in the vicinity of New
Orleans upon the following conditions :

Inland University. 25

1. That a property fairly valued at $2,000 shall be provided by
the trustees and kept in repair by them, with taxes, insurance and
incidental expenses paid.

2. That the tuitions, to the amount of at least $1.00 per month
for each pupil, be reported and paid to the University before the 5th
of each school month.

3. That the course of study prepared by the Iceland Faculty for
use in preparatory schools, or "Leland Academies," be adopted by
the school with such text-books as are from time to time prescribed.

4. The teachers of the school are to be appointed by the Presi-
dent of Iceland University in consultation with the trustees of the
school, and their names will appear as members of our Faculty.
Their salaries are to be paid by the University on terms which may
be agreed upon ; to be adjusted with reference to the apparent needs
and probable income of the school.

5. Graduates of the school will be received into the regular
first year normal class of the University without examination. The
best scholar in each graduating class will receive from the Univer-
sity a prize of $1 per month, deducted from his first term bill, and
the second best scholar will receive a prize of 50 cents per month in
the same year. The principal must in each case certify to the
standing of the first year normal pupils.

Howe Institute.

The first auxiliary of Iyeland University was established at New
Iberia, L,a., in 1890, for preparatory and grammar school work.

The sons of Peter Howe, of Wenona, 111., who, out of filial re-
gard for the wishes of their revered father, placed that beautiful
property under the control and management of the President of the
University for a number of years, in 1904 gave the property in fee
simple to the school management and added a handsome donation.

In 1905-6 the Sixth District Baptist Association erected a beau-
tiful three-story brick building costing $8,000.

At the head of this Institution has been placed Prof. Jonas
Henderson, M. A., who filled the chair of History and Mathematics

26 Leland University.

in the University for nine years. His ability as a teacher is well and
widely known. Mrs. Rebecca J. Henderson, a normal graduate of
Iceland University, is matron of the boarding department.

Leland Academy,

In November, 1892, the trustees of the Slater High School at r
Donaldsonville, La., made application for acceptance as an auxiliary
school, under the name of Iceland Academy, and it was accepted by
our Board. Mrs. George W. Osibin, a normal graduate of Leland
University, is the efficient Principal.

Monroe Academy.

Karly in 1898 the Industrial High School at Monroe, La., was
admitted to affiliation with us, having given satisfactory evidence of
ability to meet our prescribed conditions. The Trustees have shown
commendable enterprise in securing a valuable property for the
school, and good work is being done for industrial training. Large
classes are maintained in music and sewing. Prof. Madison J.
FOSTER, B. A., a graduate of Leland College, is the Principal.

Opelousas High School.

Central Louisiana Academy.

This well known school is under the charge of James M.
FraziER, B. A., a graduate of our College Department. This
school has a large influence. It became auxiliary in 1902.

Cheneyville Academy.

The Academy at Cheneyville for some time has been sending
well prepared students to the University. In 1902 it became auxili-
ary according to the prescribed conditions. The school is very well
equipped. Prof. Albert L. Yates, B. A., of Leland College, is
the Principal.

LKI.AND University. 27

Bunkie Academy.

Bunkie Academy has a good location. It is under the principal-
ship of Prof. W. G. Thomas, one of our College Preparatory and
Normal graduates. It has twice enlarged, and is still cramped for
room. It became auxiliary in 1902. We have received a number of
excellent young people, well prepared, from this school.

Houma Academy.

The Fifth District Association established the Houma Academy.
The building is in good condition. The Principal, A. J. LagardE,
B. A., is doing very good service. The school has a good field. It
became auxiliary in 1902.

Israel Academy, Belle Alliance.

The Israel Baptist Church of Belle Alliance, Rev. H. C. Cotton,
Pastor, has built a good school building and maintains a good corps
of teachers. Miss Phii,omene Joseph, a graduate of our Normal
School, is the Principal. The school bids fair to be a very useful
factor in promoting education .

Minden Academy.

The Fourteenth District Baptist Association has established a
good school at Minden, Louisiana. Rev. P. P. Mei^on, Th. B., is
the efficient Principal. The school became auxiliary in 1907.

Other Academical Schools.

In addition to these Auxiliary Academies, there are under the
Baptist State Convention, the District Association, and supported by
the churches of these bodies, schools at Baton Rouge, Shreveport,
Gibsland, Homer, Mansfield, Tallulah, Ruston, Franklin, Rayville,
with an enrollment of 1,669. There are also a great number of
private schools held in Baptist meeting houses, some supported by
the State, but a great many supported by the churches, with a very
large enrollment.

28 LEland University.

College, Theological, Teachers' Training and College
Preparatory Department.

R. W. PERKINS, M. A., Ph. D., President,

PHILOSOPHY AND EDUCATION.

GEORGE H. FELTON, M. A., M. D., Principal,

NATURAL SCIENCE AND SOCIOLOGY.

A. A. NEWHALL, M. A.,

BIBLICAL INSTRUCTION.

MRS. R. W. PERKINS, Superintendent,

HISTORY AND PEDAGOGY.

FRANCES E. WILLIAMS, B. Sc,

MATHEMATICS.

AMELIA ROBERSON, B. A.,

ENGLISH BRANCHES.

MARGARET W. LESHER, B. Sc,

HISTORY AND BOTANY.

MARTHA GRACE LANE, B. A.,

LATIN AND ENGLISH.

REV. JAMES A. PALMER, M. A.,

GREEK AND ENGLISH.

FRANK G. DAVIS, B. D.,

BIBLICAL INSTRUCTION AND MATHEMATICS.

JENNIE E. BLINN,

VOCAL AND INSTRUMENTAL MUSIC.

REV. HENRY H. THOMAS,
MANUAL TRAINING AND GEOLOGY.

IvKi^and University.

Names of Students*

GRADUATE STUDENTS.

Joseph S. Clark, B. A., Baton Rouge, La.

Anderson Cheatham, B. A., Shreveport, La.

Charles S. Collins, B. A., Houma, La.

James L. Crossley, B. A., Ruston, La.

Madison J. Foster, B. A., Monroe, La.

James M. Frazier, B. A., Junction City, Ark,

William Hicks, B. A., B. D., Gibsland, La.

Filman P. Jackson, B. A., Opelousas, La.

Adam Joseph Lagarde, B. A., Houma, La.

E. Leonidas Mellon, B. A., Detroit, Texas.

Samuel Paul Nelson, B. A., Arkadelphia, Ark.

Israels. Powell, B. A., Ruston, La.

James D. Stewart, B. A., Gibsland, La.

Albert L. Yates, B. A., Cheneyville, La.

John B. Yates, B. A., Clarksville, Miss.

Theological Department.

SENIOR YEAR.

Adam Joseph Lagarde, B. A.

Ministers' Class,

Rev. Jackson Acox,
Augustus Broom,
Rev. Edward Luke Brown,
Rev. Henry Butler,
Rev. Rollin Cockerham,
Rev. Thomas Columbus,
Rev. Joseph L. Dennis,
Rev. J. H. Flemmings,
Rev. Geo. Gibbs,
Rev. T. P. Henry,
Armisted Holmes,
Rev. Charles Milburn,

New Orleans, La.
Stamps, Ark.
New Orleans, La.
New Orleans, La.
New Orleans, La.
New Orleans, La.
Gretna, La.
Algiers, La.
New Orleans, La.
New Orleans, La.
McDonoghville, La.
New Orleans, La.

Lei,and University.

Rev. E. L. Miller,
Rev. Arthur P. Orlage,
Rev. Randall Porter,
Rev. Gloucester C. Rounds,
Rev. Napoleon Ruffin,
Rev. Edward D. Simms,
TimothyS. Smith,
Rev. George W. Toney,
Rev. E. A. Watkins,

Lumberton, Miss.
New Orleans, La.
New Orleans, La.
New Orleans, La.
New Orleans, La.
New Orleans, La.
New Orleans, La.
New Orleans, La.
New Orleans, La.

Ministerial Students

IN OTHER DEPARTMENTS.

Charles William Brooks,
Rev. Moses Stroter Gordon,
Rev. Fiank Benjamin Houston,
William Bradderson Henderson,
Joseph Harry James,
Benjamin Holbrook Kyzer,

Henry Lewis,

Rev. Isaac Heywood Perkins,

Abraham Lawrence Simon,

Columbus Smith,

J. H. Tolbert,

Andrew James Willis,

Joshua Sidney Wilson.

Woman's Christian Workers' Class,

Mrs. Jackson Acox,
Mrs. Angeline Anderson,
Mrs. Nira Bass.
Miss Josephine Brown,
Miss Mary Charles,
Mrs. Maria Cooper,
Mrs. Sarah A. Gates,
Mrs. Sarah Germany,
Mrs. KHora Holmes,
Mrs. Victoria Jarvis,
Mrs. D. Johnson,
Mrs. Victoria Jones,
Mrs. Mary A. Joseph,

Mrs. Virginia Lee,
Mrs. Mary A. Lewis,
Mrs. Ella Major,
Mrs. Julia Mitchell,
Mrs. Hannah Nelson,
Mrs. Agnes Price,
Mrs. Sophie Sawyer,
Mrs. Virginia Tingle,
Mrs. Rachel Watson,
Mrs. M. T. Wells,
Mrs. White,
Mrs. Mary M. Wimbly,
Mrs. Eliza J. Windsor.

Leland University-.

College.

SENIOR CLASS

Ellen Louise Carter,
Reuben Ulysses Clark,
Moses Stroter Gordon,
Josinia Ellen Henderson,
Frank Benjamin Houston,
Louisa Isabella Kyzer,
Nannie Beatrice Outtz,
Walter George Sneed,
William Wellington Solete,
Alice America Williams,

JUNIOR CLASS.

Joseph Harry James,
Benjamin Holbrook Kyzer,
Lillie Arthesta Roberts,
Warner Richard Wright,

Bourge, La.
Lecompte, La.
Algiers, La.
New Iberia, La.
New Orleans, La.
New Orleans, La.
Monroe, La.
Donaldsonville, La.
Barton, La.
New Orleans, La.

Amelia Bettis,
Francis Marion Boley,
Bozie Hannibal Holland,
Charles Henry Johnson,
Rachel Deborah Moment,
Abraham Lawrence Simon,
Dempsey Smith,

Agnes Barkley,
Aaron Hall,

William Bradderson Henderson
De Witt Johnson,
Christopher Columbus Smith,
Eugene Tivola Taylor,
Cora Albertha Toliver,
♦Collins Henry Walker,
♦Deceased.

Evergreen, La.
New Orleans, La.
Cheneyville, La.
Alexandria, La.

SOPHOMORE CLASS.

New Orleans, La.
Monroe, La.
Simsboro, La.
Lavernia, La.
New Orleans, La.
New Iberia, La.
Fairmount, La.

FRESHMAN CLASS.

New Orleans, La.
Fairmount, La.
Washington, La.

Conroe, Tex.
Fairmount, La.
Lavernia, Tex.
Baton Rouge, La.
New Iberia, La.

Lei, and University.

Normal and College Preparatory.

FOURTH YEAR.

Henry Benjamin Brittain,
Charles William Brooks,
Mark Cyrus Gaines,
Cora Arilena Henderson,
Lawrence Johnson Lee,
Isaac Hey wood Perkins,
Ida Selena Stevens Ward,
John Osborne Williams,
Andrew James Willis,
Joshua Sidney Wilson,

New Orleans, La.
New Orleans, La.
Natchez, Miss.
New Orleans, La,
Bunkie, La.
New Orleans, La.
New Orleans, La.
Evergreen, La.
New Orleans, La.
Opelousas, La.

THIRD YEAR.

Sarah Bettis,
Bertha Christina Brown,
Alice Campbell,
Isaac Curtis,
William Ira Green,
Maud Wallace Labau,
Anna Gertrude Marshall,
Elizabeth Harriet Maxson,
Irene Mickens,
Anna Lydia Mitchell,
Millie Randall,
Bertha Myrtle Roberts,
Mamie Francis Robertson,
Hugh Alexander Rogers,
Clara Olva Thomas,
Abbie Victoria Young,

Viola Anderson,

Obadiah Barnes,

Matthew Harold Bowles,

Alice Campbell,

Willie Christmas,

Edward Solomon Milton Coston

Loretta Margarita Coston,

New Orleans, La.
New Orleans, La.
New Orleans, La.
New Orleans, La.
Monroe, La.
Baldwin, La.
Bay St. Louis, Miss,
Pearlington, Miss.
Monroe, La.
Monroe, La.
New Orleans, La.
Cheneyville, La.
New Iberia, La.
Monroe, La.
New Orleans, La.
New Orleans, La.

SECOND YEAR.

New Orleans, La.
Monroe, La.
New Iberia, La.
New Orleans, La.
New Orleans, La.
Hamburg, La.
Hamburg, La.

Lei,and University.

George Wads worth Green,
Robert Frederick Green,
Albertha Johnson,
John Thomas Bailer Labau,
Cassie Ann Locks,
Eliza Bell Mitchell,
Charles Pierce,
Thomas Durant Pierce,
William Burke Robertson,
Charles Chester Robinson,
Florence Palmyra Smith,
Freddie Leon Walker,
Julia Elizabeth Walker,
Isaac Warner Washington,
Louisa Beatrice Winchester,

Millhaven, La.
Gibson, La.
New Orleans, La,
Baldwin, La.
Opelousas, La.
Moss Point, La.
New Orleans, La.
New Orleans, La.
New Iberia, La.
New Orleans, La,
New Orleans, La,
Richmond, Tex.
Odenburg, La.
Bunkie, La.
Cheneyville, La.

FIRST YEAR,
Clarence James Amos,
Elenora Anderson,
Adelia Elodie Beattie,
Luella Breaux,
Willie Brown,
Harvey Traver Butler,
Harold Milton Carter,
Anita Beatrice Dunning,
Odessa Finnie,
Mattie Agnes Grigsby,
Crispus Attucks Henderson,
Fannie Cora Hubbs,
Hazel Earl Hubbs,
William Dostie lies,
Lida Elizabeth Ingle,
Irene Odele Jones,
Fanny Albertine Lawson,
Joseph Madison Martin,
Emanuel Briston McKay,
William Mitchell,
Cordelia Hazel Helen Pleasant,
Ethel Valeria Ross,
Alcide Brougham Simon,
Joseph Werner,
Sullivan Pendellia Wilkins,

Belle Alliance, La.
New Orleans, La.
Alexandria, La.
New Orleans, La.
New Orleans, La.
Arnaudville, La.
Bourg, La.
New Orleans, La.
New Orleans, La.
Cheneyville, La.
New Iberia, La.
New Orleans, La.
New Orleans, La.
Kipling, La.
Algiers, La.
New Orleans, La.
New Orleans, La.
New Iberia, La.
New Orleans, La.
New Orleans, La.
Belle Alliance, La.
New Orleans, La.
New Iberia, La.
Belle Alliance, La,
New Iberia, La.

34 Leland University.

Teachers' Training Class.

First Class, 1904.

Adam Joseph Lagarde, B. A.

Filman Pericles Jackson, Madison James Foster,

Gilbert Somers Perez, Joseph Nicholas,

Richard Lincoln Williams, Rosabella Hopes,

Angie Florence Lewis, Joseph Walter Nelson,

Samuel Paul Nelson, James Monroe Frazier,

Eleonora Victorine Kyzer, Maud Bethinia Peyton,

Second Class, 1905.

John Bartholomew Yates, Nannie Beatrice Outtz,

Albert L,eonidas Yates, Aaron Hall,

Bertha Finnie, Beatrice Gottlieb,

L/Ouisa Isabella Kyzer, Joseph Henry James,

Josinia Henderson, Minnie Ada Peyton,

Christina Antoinette Duconge.

Third Class, 1906.

Lillie Belle Bryaut, Walter George Sneed,

Reuben Ulysses Clark, William Wellington Solete,

Virginia Green, James Ward,

Lydia Geneva Placide, Florence Anna Washington,

L/illie Arthesta Roberts, William Williams.

Fourth Class, 1907.

Kvangeline Alston, Nettie Giles,

Amelia Bettis, Elijah Cheatham Hall,

Mary Bush, William Bradderson Henderson,

Ellen Carter, Benjamin Holbrook Kyzer,

Marteal Clark, Viola May Iyawson,

Gertrude Con erly, Mattie Newman,

Julia Featherstone, Dempsey Smith,

Gussie Foreman, Arthur L/ason Story,

Ida Frank, Alice Williams.

Fifth Class, 1908.

Agnes Barkley, Abraham L,awrence Simon,

Christopher Columbus Smith.

Lei<and University.

2Hjtrig~&mnilj Annual (Utimmntttntnt,
WthntBbn^ May 22, IQB7.

Normal and College Preparatory.

DIPLOMAS CONFERRED. .

Evangeline Alston,
Mary Ann Bush,
Earlene Gertrude Conerly,
Tillie Martael Clark,
Ida Mattie Frank,
Gussie Foreman,
Nettie Rosabell Giles,
Bertha Louisa Green,

Elijah Cheatham Hall,
Woodford Jackson,
Louisa I/illian Johnson,
Viola May I^awson,
Mattie Verna Newman,
Christopher Columbus Smith,
Arthur I^ason Story,
Collins Henry Walker,

Ruth May Wilson.

Teachers' Training Class.

Evangeline Alston,

Amelia Bettis,

Mary Ann Bush,

Ellen Carter,

Tilla Martael Clark,

Earlene Gertrude Conerly,

Julia Featherstone,

Gussie Foreman,

Ida Mattie Frank,

Nettie Rosabell Giles,
Elijah Cheatham Hall,
William Bradderson Henderson,
Benjamin Holbrook Kyzer,
Viola May Lawson,
Mattie Verna Newman,
Dempsey Smith,
Arthur I^ason Story,
Alice Williams.

College.

DEGREE CONFERRED ON EXAMINATION.
BACHELOR OF ARTS.

Joseph Nicholas.

36 Leland University.

English Preparatory Department.

R. W. PERKINS, M. A., Ph. D., President,

PHILOSOPHY AND EDUCATION.

MRS. R. W. PERKINS, Superintendent,

HISTORY AND PEDAGOGY.

AMELIA ROBERSON, B. A.,

ENGLISH BRANCHES.

MARGARET W. LESHER, B. Sc,

HISTORY.

MARTHA GRACE LANE, B. A.,

ARITHMETIC AND ENGLISH.

FRANCES E. WILLIAMS, B. Sc,

SCIENCE AND ENGLISH.

HENRY H. THOMAS,

MANUAL TRAINING.

WALTER G. SNEED,

INSTRUCTOR IN ENGLISH BRANCHES.

WILLIAM W. SOLETE,

INSTRUCTOR IN ENGLISH BRANCHES.

REUBEN U. CLARK,

INSTRUCTOR IN ENGLISH BRANCHES.

JOSINIA E. HENDERSON,

INSTRUCTOR IN ENGLISH BRANCHES.

NANNIE B. OUTTZ,

INSTRUCTOR IN ENGLISH BRANCHES.

Leland University. 37

LOUISE KYZER,

INSTRUCTOR IN ENGLISH BRANCHES.

ALICE A. WILLIAMS,

INSTRUCTOR IN ENGLISH BRANCHES.

BENJAMIN HOLBROOK KYZER,

INSTRUCTOR IN ENGLISH BRANCHES.

JOSEPH H. JAMES,

INSTRUCTOR IN ENGLISH BRANCHES.

LILLIE A. ROBERTS,

INSTRUCTOR IN ENGLISH BRANCHES.

ABRAHAM L. SIMON,
INSTRUCTOR IN ENGLISH BRANCHES.

AARON W. HALL,

INSTRUCTOR IN ENGLISH BRANCHES.

COLUMBUS C. SMITH,

INSTRUCTOR IN ENGLISH BRANCHES.

AMELIA BETTIS,

INSTRUCTOR IN ENGLISH BRANCHES.

Names of Students.

EIGHTH GRADE.

Octavia I. Adams, Logtown, Miss.

Virginia Acker, Gainesville, La.

Jesse Alfred Adams, New Orleans, La.

Laura Brown , New Orleans, La.

Aldora Barnes, Honduras.

Augustus Castilian, New Orleans, La.

Henry Curtis, New Orleans, La.

Juliet Davidson, New Orleans, La.

Lydia Dorsey, New Orleans, La.

Lily Dobard, New Orleans, La.

Lexand University.

Beulah Glaze,
Arthur Holmes,
Odalie James,
Alfred Jenkins,
Ruth Kyzer,
Edward Lear,
Henry Lewis,
Benjamin Porter,
Nicholas Smith,
Julia Sawyers,
Lillian Vining,
Leola Willard,
Mamie White,
Willie Walls,
Maud Young,

Kearney, La.
Natchitoches, I/a.
New Orleans, La.
Houma, La.
New Orleans, La.
New Orleans, La.
Olevia, La.
New Orleans, La.
Pearlington, Miss.
New Orleans, La.
New Orleans, La.
New Orleans, La.
New Orleans, La.
New Orleans, La.
New Orleans, La.

SEVENTH GRADE.

Octavia A . Adams,
Aaron Brown,
John Brooks,
Frank Bissant,
Hezekiah Curtis,
Theodore Davage,
Eloise Dauphan,
Naomi Drummond,
Modesta Edwards,
Beulah Frank,
Frances Flowers,
Gertrude Guichard,
Lillian Guichard,
Alice Igy,
Viola Johnson,
Leona Justilian,
Seraphina Jenkins,
Alexander Lewis,
Carrie Moton,
Odalie Newman,
Willie Patterson,
Johanna Smith,
John James Smith,
Amanda Waters,
Aleta Wells,
Hiram Workman,

Odenburg, La.
New Orleans, La.
New Orleans, La.
New Orleans, La.
New Orleans, La.
New Orleans, La.
New Orleans, La.
New Orleans, La.
New Orleans, La.
New Orleans, La.
New Orleans, La.
New Orleans, La.
New Orleans, La.
New Orleans, La.
New Orleans, La.
New Orleans, La.
New Orleans, La.
New Orleans, La.
New Orleans, La.
New Orleans, La.
Gibson, La.
New Orleans, La.
New Orleans, La.
Handsboro, Miss.
New Orleans, *La.
New Orleans, La.

Lei,and University.

Levi Walker,
Beatrice Wilson,

New Iberia, La.
New Orleans, La.

SIXTH GRADK.

William Anderson,
Susie Alexander,
Nancy Bissant,
Louisa Brooks,
Biana Butler,
Eugene Brown,
Terusha Broadway,
Alvin Christmas,
Valerine Crosier,
Vivian Crosier,
Victor Dubois,
Alonzo Ellis,
Rebecca Ford,
Charles Elliot Freeman,
Edna Graham,
Florence Green,
Evelina Gallagher,
Martha Hill,
Beulah Igy,
Benjamin Iron,
John Johnson,
Venable Jones,
Azalia Johnson,
Naomi Joseph,
Mary Lewis,
Murray Lefevre,
Charles Lowe,
Stanley Lee,
Ida Maxwell,
Adele Martinez,
James Monroe,
Leon Martin,
Eddie Mire,
James Mitchell,
Beatrice Moore,
Viola McGloria,
Clarence McGraw,
Jennie McKay.

New Orleans, La.
New Orleans, La.
New Orleans, La.
New Orleans, La.
New Orleans, La
McClellanville, La.
New Orleans, La.
New Orleans, La.
New Orleans, La.
New Orleans, La.
New Orleans, La.
New Orleans, La.
New Orleans, La.
Plaquemine, La.
New Orleans, La.
New Orleans, La.
New Orleans, La.
New Orleans, La.
New Orleans, La.
New Orleans, La.
New Orleans, La.
New Orleans, La.
New Orleans, La.
New Orleans, La.
New Orleans, La.
New Orleans, La.
New Orleans, La.
New Orleans, La.
Honduras.
New Orleans, La.
New Orleans, La.
New Orleans, La.
New Orleans, La.
New Orleans, La.
New Orleans, La.
New Orleans, La.
New Orleans, La.
New Orleans, La.

Le^and University.

Louisa Osborne,
Ferdie Priestley,
Ernest Peete,
Leon Perkins,
Maud Perriot,
Willie Robinson,
John Rogers,
Mary Ross,
Arson Simmons,
Elizabeth Story,
Florence Turkcuit,
Hannah Walker,
Isom Wilkinson,
George White,
Edward Willoughby,
Mrs. J. W. Wiggins,
Beauregard Winfrey,

New Orleans, La
New Orleans, La.
New Orleans, La.
New Orleans, La.
New Orleans, La.
New Orleans, La.
New Orleans, La.
New Orleans, La.
New Orleans, La.
New Orleans, La.
New Orleans, La.
New Orleans, La.
Evergreen, La.
New Orleans, La.
Ocala, Fla.
New Orleans, La.
New Orleans, La.

FIFTH GRADE.

Nellie Augustine,
Frances Adams,
Ernest Antoine,
Lucille Banks,
Sarah Brown,
Emma Brown,
Georgina Brown,
Lela Crowder,
Phyllis Cole,
Corinne Crosier,
Denise Carter,
Chestina Citizen,
Ethel Clay,
Lillie Delmar,
Juanita Davis,
Lillian Drummond,
Wilbert Fisher,
Noah Foreman,
Carrie Foster,
Sidonia Fulton,
Margaret Galloway,
Mary Good en,
Thomas Hawkins,
David Harris,

New Orleans, La.
New Orleans, La.
Hahnville, La.
Natchez, Miss.
New Orleans, La.
New Orleans, La.
New Orleans, La.
New Orleans, La.
New Orleans, La.
New Orleans, La.
New Orleans, La.
St. John Parish, La,
New Orleans, La.
New Orleans, La.
New Orleans, La.
New Orleans, La.
Houma, La.
New Orleans, La.
New Orleans, La.
New Orleans, La.
New Orleans, La.
New Orleans, La.
New Orleans, La.
New Orleans, La.

Leiand University.

Alexander Henderson,
Adria Holly,
Eliza Hawkins,
Felice Hawkins,
Gertrude Johnson,
Randolph Jones,
Frances Jones,
Cheraldine Jones,
Victoria Jones,
Myrtle Knox,
Zenobia Locket,
Alexander Lee,
Olivia Lee,
Oada Lewis,
Joseph Madison.
Lucinda Miller,
Hannibal Mann,
Celina Martin,
Gertrude McCullough,
Evans McGraw,
Beatrice Oubre,
Isabella Perry,
Abraham Porter,
Lillian Paul,
Margaret Rousen,
Inez Trent,
Viola Town,
Arlandry Thomas,
Maggie Vessel,
Mary Vickars,
Elenora Wine,
Thaddeus Willis,
Beulah Warren,
Adeline Williams,
Charles Young,

New Orleans, La.
Lavacca, La.
New Orleans, La.
New Orleans, La.
New Orleans, La.
New Orleans, La.
New Orleans, La.
New Orleans, La.
New Orleans, La.
New Orleans, La.
New Orleans, La.
New Orleans, La.
New Orleans, La.
Napoleonville, La.
New Orleans, La.
Trenton, La.
New Orleans, La.
New Orleans, La.
New Orleans, La.
New Orleans, La.
New Orleans, La.
New Orleans, La.
New Orleans, La.
Mix, La.

New Orleans, La.
New Orleans, La.
New Orleans, La.
New Orleans, La.
New Orleans, La.
New Orleans, La.
New Orleans, La.
New Orleans, La.
New Orleans, La.
Cheneyville, La.
New Orleans, La.

FOURTH GRADE.

Edward Anderson;
Elenora Breaux,
Idabel Baker,
Juliet Bartley,
Samuel Banks,
Margaret Carey,

New Orleans, La.
New Orleans, La.
New Orleans, La.
New Orleans, La.
St. Bernard, La.
New Orleans, La.

Lei,and University.

Thomas Carey,
David Crowder,
Albertha Cole,
Webster Caraway,
Elizabeth Cagnolatti,
Alphonse Clark,
Elizabeth Cornier,
Geogia Cotton
Lucille Dennis,
Viola Dennis,
Ella Davis,
Fannie Dorsey,
Hattie Dukes,
Essie Dickerson,
Benjamin Francis,
Lewis Givens,
Camilla Harris,
Leona Harris,
Ada Harrison,
Jessie Henderson,
Henry Hicks,
Iviicille Jackson,
Ernest Johnson,
Vivian Kelly,
Joseph Lynton,
Seth Lewis,
Elsa Maxwell,
Henry Morris,
George Maasce,
Arthur Monroe,
Ernestine Porter,
Elizabeth Pliant,
Annabel Reid,
Blaine Rollins,
Carrie Ranker,
Edward Shelton,
McGruder Shelton,
Ivucian Smith,
Samuel Sanders,
Oscar Thibodeaux,
James Thomas,

New Orleans, La.
New Orleans, I/a.
New Orleans, La.
New Orleans, La.
New Orleans, La.
New Orleans, La.
New Orleans, La.
Joneville, La.
New Orleans, La.
New Orleans, La.
New Orleans, La.
New Orleans, La.
New Orleans, La.
New Orleans, La.
New Orleans, La.
New Orleans, La.
Protection Levee.
Amesville, La.
New Orleans, La.
New Orleans, La.
New Orleans, La.
New Orleans, La.
New Orleans, La.
New Orleans, La.
New Orleans, La.
New Orleans, La.
New Orleans, La.
New Orleans, La.
New Orleans, La.
Napoleonville, La.
New Orleans, La.
New Orleans, La.
New Orleans, La.
Ormaud, La.
New Orleans, La.
New Orleans, La.
New Orleans, La.
New Orleans, La.
New Orleans, La.
New Orleans, La.
New Orleans, La.

Lei,and University.

Leo Vesha,
Robert Warren,

New Orleans, La.
New Orleans, La.

THIRD GRADE.

Lillian Banks,
Geneva Brown,
Einile Brooks,
George Carrington,
Clarence Crawford,
Joseph Cole,
Augustine Crozier,
Viola Citizen,
Antonia Cagnolatti,
James Collins,
Paul Delmar,
Julia Davis,
Lawrence Davis,
Joseph Deverney,
Albertha Douglass,
Ulysses Gray,
Annie Graham,
Ethel Gabriel,
Lawrence Hunter,
John Harris,
Christina Jones,
John Marks, Jr.,
Corinne Martin,
Irvin Marshall,
Gertrude Mitchell,
Edna Poree,
Henry Posley,
Viola Richards,
Ruby Ranker,
Violet Ross,
James Smith,
David Vaughn,
August Verret
Sidonia Williams,

New Orleans, La.
New Orleans, La.
New Orleans, La.
New Orleans, La.
New Orleans, La.
New Orleans, La.
New Orleans, La.
New Orleans, La.
New Orleans, La.
Convent, La.
New Orleans, La.
Schriever, La.
New Orleans, La.
New Orleans, La.
New Orleans, La.
New Orleans, La.
New Orleans, La.
New Orleans, La.
New Orleans, La.
New Orleans, La.
New Orleans, La.
New Orleans, La.
New Orleans, La.
New Orleans, La.
New Orleans, La.
New Orleans, La.
New Orleans, La.
New Orleans, La.
New Orleans, La.
New Orleans, La.
Hahnville, La.
New Orleans, La.
New Orleans, La.
New Orleans, La.

SECOND GRADE.

Ora Brown,
Cyril Brown,
Geneva Crozier,

New Orleans, La.
New Orleans, La.
New Orleans, La.

Lei,and University.

Henry Citizen,
Eddie Estelle,
Mary Ellis,
Robert Ellis,
Harry Henderson,
Valena Harper,
Willie Johnson,
•Pearl Kelso,
Willie Maker,
Phalia Madison,
Marlborough Pierce,
Pauline Ranker,
Emanuel Rogers,
Lawrence Smith,
Enolia Trapagnia,
Louis Williams,
Annie Williams,

Beatrice Banks,
Henry Brown,
George Bryant,
Dejalma Bryant,
Bessie Collins,
John Carson,
Aquila Jenkins,
Aline Mills,
George Ranker,

St. John Parish, La.
New Orleans, La.
New Orleans, La.
New Orleans, La.
New Orleans, La.
New Orleans, La.
New Orleans, La.
New Orleans, La.
New Orleans, La.
New Orleans, La.
New Orleans, La.
New Orleans, La.
New Orleans, La.
New Orleans, La.
New Orleans, La.
New Orleans, La.
New Orleans, La.

FIRST GRADE.

New Orleans, La.
New Orleans, La.
New Orleans, La.
New Orleans, La,
Big Bend, La.
New Orleans, La.
New Orleans, La.
New Orleans, La.
New Orleans, La.

Howe Institute,

Francis Agobert,
Joseph Aldor,
Charlotte Allen,
Orelia Alexander,
Bazile Anderson,
George Antoine,
Eunice Arscens,
Beulah Baltaza,
Simon Barras,
John B. Barras,
Viney Barrett,

NEW IBERIA, I«A.

New Iberia, La.
New Iberia, La.
Labadieville, La.
Jeanerette, La.
Thibodeaux, La.
Lafayette, La.
New Iberia, La.
New Iberia, La.
St. Martin, La.
St. Martin, La.
New Iberia, La.

Lei,and University.

Malinda Batson,
Joseph Beard,
Edgar Biagar,
Ida Blanchard,
Albert Board,
Joyce Boutte,
Charles Brown,
Frank Brown,
Belle Briggs,
Michael Buchanan,
Grant Butler,
Cornelius Casamier,
Elnora Casteal,
Priscilla Celestan,
Ada Chapman,
Ovey Charles,
Orelia Chevis,
Matthew Chillis,
Murry Chillis,
Edward Columbus,
Beulah Cooper,
Victoria Cooper,
John W. Cooper,
Rosa Courtney,
Lillie Curtis,
Rosetta Davis,
Mercedes David,
Thomas Dene,
El wood Delahoussaye,
Gus Denton,
Mary Denton,
Royal Denton,
Ada Demonge,
Mack Dickerson,
Suverlia Dickerson,
Adline Dickerson,
Gertrude Dominique
Ada Dominique,
Nora Dugas,
Darral Durrall,
Louise Easton,
Alma Edmon,
Daniel Everage,

New Iberia, La.
Patterson, La.
Opelousas, La.
Opelousas, La.
Lafayette, La.
New Iberia, La.
New Iberia, La.
New Iberia, La.
Crowley, La.
Ridge, La.
Tallien, La.
Louisa, La.
Jennings, La.
New Iberia, La.
Patterson, La.
Rust, La.
New Iberia, La.
Crawford, La.
Crawford, La.
Patterson, La.
New Iberia, La.
New Iberia, La.
New Iberia, La.
Tallien, La.
Patterson, La.
New Iberia, La.

Louisa, La.
New Iberia, La.
New Iberia, La.
New Iberia, La.
New Iberia, La.
Berwick, La.
Tallien, La.
Tallien, La.
Tallien, La.
New Iberia, La.
Abbeville, La.
Dusson, La.
Ridge, La.
West Lake, La.
Crowley, La.
Cameron, La.

Lei,and University.

Artimise Hverage,
Gertrude Farrow,
Nettie Ferris,
Annette Fontenette,
Lillian Ford,
Elise Ford,
Henry Ford,
Eva Francis,
Isaiah Franklin,
Colbert Fruget,
Elnora Garrett
Mabel George,
Beatrice Glenn,
Christopher Gooddee,
Agnes Gray,
Alecia Griffin,
John Guidry,
Claude Harris,
Aaron Harmon,
Allen Hawkins,
Edwin Hebert,
Antoine Hebert,
Lelia Hebert,
Moses Hebert,
Henry Hebert, ■
Isaiah Hector,
Naomi V. Henderson,
Fletcher M. Henderson,
Julia E. Henderson,
Colbertha C. Henderson,
Edward Henderson,
Richard Henderson,
Ambrose B. Henderson,
Lorenza Hill,
Lizzie Hill,
August Hill,
Delia Hubbs,
Osey E. Jackson,
Eveline Johnson,
Arthur Johnson,
Lizzie Johnson,
Ida Johnson,
Virginia Jones,

Adline, La.
New Iberia, La.
New Iberia, La.
New Iberia, La.
New Iberia, La.
New Iberia, La.
New Iberia, La.
New Iberia, La.
Olevier, La.
Eunice, La.
Labadieville, La.
New Iberia, La.
New Iberia, La.
Youngville, La.
Morgan City, La.
New Iberia, La.
New Iberia, La.
New Iberia, La.
Ridge, La.
New Iberia, La.
Olevier, La.
Olevier, La."
Olevier, La.
Olevier, La.
Olevier, La.
New Iberia, La.
New Iberia, La.
New Iberia, La.
New Iberia, La.
New Iberia, La.
New Iberia, La.
Labadieville, La.
Washington, La.
New Iberia, La.
New Iberia, La.
New Iberia, La.
Plaquemine, La.
New Iberia, La.
New Iberia, La.
New Iberia, La.
Tallien, La.
Tallien, La.
New Iberia, La.

Lei,and University.

Walter Jones,
Lester M. Joshua,
Alzine Junius,
Peter King,
Lorena King,
Julia Lastrape,
Beulab Lebau,
Josephine Lebau,
Louise Ledbetters,
Louise Lee,
Mary A. Lee,
Louise Leonard,
Noah Lewis,
Leonard Jan Lewis,
Lounette Livingston,
Arthur Livingston,
Lillie Livingston,
Enzie Locks,
Maggie Louis,
Magdeline Mack,
Amy L. Moore,
John W. Manson,
Wilton Marvaux,
Louise McLoin,
John W. Miller,
Isidore Mitchell,
Cora Mitchell,
Noby Mitchell,
Nether Mona,
Semmy Morhead,
William Nelson,
George Nelson,
Wesley Noah,
Joseph Noble,
Jefferson Obbee,
Norma Olevier,
Bernice O'Neal,
Mattie Owens,
Walter Owens,
Alexander Owens,
Charles Ozenes,
Nathaniel J. Payne,
Ruth Peterson,

Sunset, La.
Lake Charles, La.
New Iberia, La.
Morse, La.
Morse, La.
Arnaudville, La.
Jennings, La.
Jennings, La.
New Iberia, La.
New Iberia, La.
Thibodeaux, La.
Crowley, La.
Olevier, La.
Breaux Bridge, La.
New Iberia, La.
New Iberia, La.
Youngville, La.
New Iberia, La.
Berwick, La.
New Iberia, La.
Franklin, La.
Louisa, La.
Rayne, La.
Crowley, La.
Eunice, La.
Breaux Bridge, La.
New Iberia, La.
Windom, La.
New Iberia, La.
Kimber, La.
New Iberia, La.
New Iberia, La.
Rust, La.
Morgan City, La.
New Iberia, La.
Olevier, La.
New Iberia, La.
New Iberia, La.
New Iberia, La.
New Iberia, La.
Burke, La.
Patterson, La.
Bavou Current, La.

Lei. and University.

Birdie C. Peters,
Mabel Petry,
Lovelace Petry,
Maud Petry,
Felix Pickett,
Robert Rierre,
Benjamin Placade,
Peter W. Pumphfrey,
Eliza Raggett,
Bessie Ramey,
Samson Ramey,
Charlotte Rankins,
Sarah Randall,
Pinkey Reynaud,
Rosena Richards,
Louise Richards,
James Roberson,
Mosella Robertson,
Henry Robinson,
Rena Rochon,
Servilla Ross,
Bennie Roy,
Eugene Savoy,
Carrie Sennet,
Olevia M. Shepherd,
Ell Simpson,
Paul Singleton,
Annie Sims,
Richard Sims,
Ernest Smith,
Priscilla Smith,
Eola Smith,
Vista Smith,
Mathilda Solomon,
Herbert Spencer,
Lelia Taylor,
Joseph Thibodeaux,
Clotdeal Thibodeaux,
Claudia Thibodeaux,
Zelma Thibodeaux,
Emma Thibodeaux,
Adolph Thibeau,
Alice Thomas,

Wasey, La.
New Iberia, La.
New Iberia, La.
New Iberia, La.
Patterson, La.
Jeanerrette, La.
New Iberia, La.
Louisa, La.
Olevier, La.
New Iberia, La.
New Iberia, La.
New Iberia, La.
New Iberia, La.
New Iberia, La.
New Iberia, La.
New Iberia, La.
Avery Island, La.
New Iberia, La.
Olevier, La.
New Iberia, La.
Charenton, La.
New Iberia, La.
Jennings, La.
Adline, La.
Labadieville, La.
Evergreen, La.
St. Martin, La.
New Iberia, La.
New Iberia, La.
Patterson, La.
New Iberia, La.
Begg, La.
Begg, La.
New Iberia, La.
New Iberia, La.
Patterson, La.
New Iberia, La.
New Iberia, La.
New Iberia, La.
New Iberia, La.
New Iberia, La.
Youngville, La.
Tallien, La.

Lei<and University.

Dorsalete Thomas,
Augustus Thomas,
Mabel Tibbs,
Rosellia Tillman,
Elizabeth Tillman,
Ovey Tobey,
Rosana Trice,
Anderson Trice,
Katie Triche,
Peter Verrett,
Isabella Washington,
Samuel J. Washington,
Beatrice Williams,
Ernest Williams,
Georgia Williams,
Paul Williams,
John W. Wilson,
Sherman Wilson,
Clodice Wilturner,
Artiel Wilturner,
Teonise Wilturner,
Clifton Winchell,
Beatrice Zeno,

Begg, La.
Crowley, La.
New Iberia, La.
Adline, La.
Baldwin, La.
Gueydan, La.
Abbeville, La.
Abbeville, La.
Labadieville, La.
New Orleans, La.
Berwick, La.
Breaux Bridge, La.
New Iberia, La.
Patterson, La.
Lets worth, La.
Labadieville, La.
Louisa, La.
New Iberia, La.
Ridge, La.
Ridge, La.
Ridge, La.
New Iberia, La.
New Iberia, La.

Monroe Academy,

MONROE, I,A.

Pearl Andrews,
John Amos,
Lubecca Allen,
Maggie Adams,
Sarah Becwith,
Bertha Broadnax,
Emily Brooks,
Ollivet Ballot,
Fares Brown,
Leon Brown,
Bennie Brown,
James Brice,

Monroe, La.
Monroe, La.
Winnsboro, La.
Monroe, La.
Rich wood, La.
West Monroe, La.
West Monroe, La.
Monroe, La.
Monroe, La.
Monroe, La.
Monroe, La.
Monroe, La.

Lbi<and University.

Joseph Burton,
Katie Burton,
Polly Burton,
Minnie Barland,
Henry Bynum,
Bernice Brown,
Bessie Brown,
Lewis Briggs,
Jancy Brown,
Lency Brigham,
Lafayette Brown,
Clara Brown,
Rosa Brown,
Robert Brown,
Maud Broadnax,
Beatrice Benn,
Eugene Brown,
Bessie Baskin,
Walter Calaway,
Leola Chapman,
Alberta Caesar,
Videlia Clark,
Berda Chapman
L/illie Cann,
Minnie Cook,
Percy Chapman,
Rosa Beatrice Clark,
Ida Collins,
Carrie Charnels,
Charley Carryway,
Pearley Chocolate,
Willie Carter,
Homer Carter,
Cora Doctor,
John Davis,
Emma Dillard,
Mattie Dillard,
Ishmeal Dickson,
Emmit Dickson,
Mary Davenport,
Gertrude Duncan,
Sallie Davis,

Monroe, La.
Monroe, La.
Monroe, La.
Monroe, La.
Monroe, La. -
Monroe, La.
Monroe, La.
Monroe, La.
Monroe, La.
Monroe, La.
Monroe, La.
Monroe, La.
Monroe, La.
Monroe, La.
Monroe, La.
West Monroe, La.
Monroe, La.
Monroe, La.
Monroe, La.
Monroe, La.
Monroe, La.
Monroe, La.
Monroe, La.
Monroe, La.
Monroe, La.
Monroe, La.
Logtown, La.
Rich wood, La.
Oak Ridge, La.
Monroe, La.
Delhi, La.
Monroe, La.
Monroe, La.
Monroe, La.
Monroe, La.
Monroe, La.
Monroe, La.
Mer Rouge, La.
Mer Rouge, La.
Oak Ridge, La.
Monroe, La.
Millheaven, La.

Lei,and University.

Stella Evans,
Leory Evans,
Evangeline Fields,
Ophelia Carrie Flood,
Harry Forey,
Bertha Florence,
Archie Gordon,
Estella Gardner,
Edwina Gardner,
Georgia Gains,
Lena Gains,
Fannie Gains,
Rasberry Hankton,
Clara Hunter,
Marcus Hill,
Lela Hill,
Titus Hill,
Marie Hill,
Lela Hill,
Samuel Hill,
Eunice Hill,
Rev. W. W. Hill,
Donaldson Hill,
Eula Hill,
Evans Harris,
Ida Harris,
Sarah Harris,
Major Harris,
Ottis Harris,
Oubra Hodge,
John Hart,
Dee Hodge,
Tillie Hudson,
Hattie Homles,
Pheby Hunter,
Mamie Hill,
Ethel Johnson,
Hattie Jackson,
Oneal Jones,
Moses Jones,
Willie Jones,
Lauretta James,

Monroe, La.
Oak Ridge, La.
Monroe, La.
Delhi, La.
Lake Charles, La.
Monroe, La.
West Monroe, La.
Monroe, La.
Monroe, La.
Monroe, La.
Monroe, La.
Rich wood, La.
Monroe, La.
Monroe, La.
Richwood, La.
Rich wood, La.
Monroe, La.
Monroe, La.
West Monroe, La.
West Monroe, La.
Monroe, La.
Monroe, La.
Monroe, La.
Monroe, La.
Monroe, La.
Monroe, La.
Monroe, La.
Monroe, La.
Hale, La.
Monroe, La.
Monroe, La. "
Monroe, La.
Monroe, La.
Rayville, La.
Monroe, La.
Mer Rouge, La.
Monroe, La.
Monroe, La.
Monroe, La.
Monroe, La.
Monroe, La.
Monroe, La.

LeI/And University.

Thomas Jenkins,

George Jones,

Annie Johnson,

Lidal Johnson,

Mary Jones,

Ollie Jones,

William Johnson,

Magdalene Jones,

Dorcas Jones,

L/illy Jones,

Katie James,

Watt Jacob,

Percy Jagler,

Ollie Jackson,

Doshia King,

William Kindle,

Henrietta Kedley,

Eddie Lee,

Sallie Lee,

Joseph Lathan,

Lucy Love,

Oneda Lawson,

Eva Lawson,

Mattie Long,

Leon Lee,

Mattie Matthews,

Cynthia May,

Philip May,

WTillie May,

Rosa May,

Allen May,

Darkola Moore,

Grace Moore,

Silas Moore,

John Moore,

Karl McDonald,

Bennie McClindon,

Eunice McClindon,

Rosa Lee Mitchell,

George McNeal,

Ida Madison,

Annie Milton,

Herbert Manyweathers,

Monroe, La.
Monroe, La.
Monroe, La.
Monroe, La.
Clark, La.
Clark, La.
Mer Rouge, La.
Mer Rouge, La.
Mer Rouge, La.
Mer Rouge, La.
Logtown, La.
Monroe, La.
Monroe, La.
Monroe, La.
Gallion, La.
Philips, La.
Richwood, La.
Monroe, La.
Trenton, La.
Monroe, La.
West Monroe, La.
West Monroe, La.
West Monroe, La.
Logtown, La.
Monroe, La.
Mer Rouge, La.
West Monroe, La.
West Monroe, La.
West Monroe, La.
West Monroe, La.
West Monroe, La.
Monroe, La.
Monroe, La.
Monroe, La.
Mer Rouge, La.
Monroe, La.
West Monroe, La.
West Monroe, La,
Monroe, La,
Monroe, La.
Richwood, La.
Monroe, La.
Monroe, La.

Leland University.

Irene McClendon,
Jessie Madison,
Armetus Moore,
William Montague,
Valenia Mitchell,
Anna Mosely,
Ruth Miller,
Rosa Nelson,
Luther Oliver,
Mahala Potter,
Mamie Page,
Rosetta Page,
Robert Powell,
Lulu Pay ton,
Richard Patterson,
Lillie Pierce,
Deborah Rowland,
Leonidas Rowland,
Zelma Robinson,
Eugene Robinson,
Charley Robinson,
Clarence Ross,
Madison Riggly,
Essie Sanders,
Jessie Sanders,
Mary Sanders,
Irene Smith,
Mary Lou Scales,
Neida Sherman,
Caroline Sherman,
William F. Sherman,
Archie Stewart,
Pinkie Sims,
Julia Smith,
D wight Smith,
Willie Slayton,
McKinley Slayton,
Lulu V. Spotwood,
Earnia Spotwood,
Christopher Sample,
Clemence Smith,
James Shelton,
Minnie Ward Thompson,

Monroe, La.
Monroe, La.
Bastrop, La.
Monroe, La.
Cleora, La.
Monroe, La.
Monroe, La.
Monroe, La.
Mer Rouge, La.
Monroe, La.
Bosco, La.
Bosco, La.
Millheaven, La.
Girard, La.
Monroe, La.
Monroe, La.
Monroe, La.
Monroe, La.
Monroe, La.
Monroe, La.
Lamar, La.
Monroe, La.
Monroe, La.
Monroe, La.
Monroe, La.
Delhi, La.
Monroe, La.
West Monroe, La.
Monroe, La.
Monroe, La.
Monroe, La.
Monroe, La.
Monroe, La.
Monroe, La.
Monroe, La.
Rayville, La.
Rayville, La.
Monroe, La.
Monroe, La.
Bosco, La.
Bosco, La.
Monroe, La.
Mer Rouge, La.

Leland University.

Sidney Taylor,
George Taylor,
Hazel Tyler,
Ollie Belle Thomas,
John B. Thompson,
Cora Tutt,
Mattie Tilman,
John Thompson,
Ira Vickers,
Madelene Williams,
Gertrude Williams,
Margaret Williams,
Julia Williams,
Thelma Williams,
Lulu Williams,
Lillian Williams,
William Walker,
Jessie Warren,
Nellie Williams,
Mattie Willis,
Louise Willis,
Leon Ziely,

Monroe, La.
Monroe, La.
Monroe, La.
Monroe, La.
Monroe, La.
Lamar, La.
Logtown, La.
Monroe, La.
Monroe, La.
Monroe, La.
Monroe, La.
Monroe, La.
Monroe, La.
Monroe, La.
Logtown, La.
Logtown, La.
Logtown, La.
Monroe, La.
Monroe, La.
Monroe, La.
Monroe, La.
Monroe, La.

Central Louisiana Academy,

ALEXANDRIA, I<A.

Dewey Addison,
Felician Alexander,
Freddie Alexander,
Warner Alexander,
Clara Allen,
Annie Anderson,
Louisa Anderson,
Mary Anderson,
William Anderson,
Eloise Baker,
Jefferson Baker,
Pleasie Baker,
Hezekiah Banks,
Roy Barker,
John Barnes,
Maggie Barnes,
John Beatty,

Alexandria, La.
Marksville, La.
Alexandria, La.
Alexandria, La.
Fairmount, La.
Allendale, La.
Weil, La.
Allendale, La.
Alexandria, La.
Alexandria, La.
Alexandria, La.
Alexandria, La..
Alexandria, La.
Lake Charles, La.
Alexandria, La.
Alexandria, La.
Alexandria, La.

Lei«and University.

Mariah Beatty,
Susie Beatty,
Viola Beatty,
Alice Blackston,
Carrie Blackston,
Elmer Blackston,
Irene Blackston,
Moses Blackston,
Robert Blackman,
Bertha Bloom,
Irma Boardman,
Madeline Boardman,
George Bodley,
Alberta Bolds,
Annie Bridget,
Webster Brown,
Lillie Bruer,
Cleopatra Burrell,
Daisy Carr,
Wilbert Carr,
Maud Chaffin,
Danisha Choppin,
Robert Choppin,
Bertha Cleveland,
Abraham Clubbs,
Thomas Collins,
Henry Compton,
Katie Compton,
Nehemiah Cooper,
Lillie Cottonham,
Martha Cruikshank,
Maud Cruikshank,
William Cruikshank,
James Cullins,
Sallie Cullins,
Esther Davis,
Louis Davis,
Lucille Davis,
Edward Delaney,
Jerry Delaney,
Essie Dier,
Bertha Dorsey,
Willie Dyson,

Alexandria, La.
Alexandria, La.
Alexandria, La.
Alexandria, Iva.
Alexandria, La.
Alexandria, La.
Alexandria, La.
Alexandria, La.
Alexandria, La.
Alexandria, La.
Alexandria, La.
Alexandria, La.
Alexandria, La.
Alexandria, La.
Alexandria, La.
Alexandria, La.
Weil, La.
Alexandria, La.
Alexandria, La.
Alexandria, La.
Alexandria, La.
Alexandria, La.
Alexandria, La.
Alexandria, La.
Bunkie, La.
Alexandria, La.
Lecompte, La.
Lecompte, La.
Alexandria, La.
Alexandria, La.
Alexandria, La.
Alexandria, La.
Alexandria, La.
Alexandria, La.
Alexandria, La.
Alexandria, La.
Alexandria, La.
Alexandria, La.
Alexandria, La.
Alexandria, La.
Alexandria, La.
Alexandria, La.
Alexandria, La.

IvBiyAND University.

Henry Eckley,
Jesse Edwards,
Hettie Ellis,
Joseph Everitt,
Jesse Fields,
Rebecca Fields,
George Foisy,
Ellen Foster,
Delia Giles,
Willie Gilrith,
Dempsy Gordon,
Mary Gordon,
Odalie Gozey,
Grant Hall,
Isaac Hall,
William Hall,
Meloola Harris,
Roosevelt Harris,
Cordelia Haynes,
Ethel Hays,
Lucille Hays,
Ida Hill,
Mattie Hines,
Isaiah Hines,
Cora Hobbs,
Ethel Hobbs,
Mattie Hobbs,
Robert Hobbs,
Samuel Hobbs,
Tabitha Hobbs,
Victoria Hobbs,
Willie Ann Hoyans,
Helen Hudson,
Josie Hudson,
Alice Hynson,
Jessie Hynson,
Dostie Isles,
Henrietta Isles,
Carrington Jackson,
Frances Jefferson,
William Jenkins,
Amanda Johnson,
Bertha Johnson,

Alexandria, La

Kleinwood, La.

Alexandria, La

Jennings, La.

Weil, La.

Jena, La.

Alexandr

Kipling, La.

Rapides, La. .

Alexandria, La.

La.

La.
a, La.
a. La.

La.
ia, La.
a, La.
a, La.
ia, La.
a, La.

La.
ia, La.
a, La.
a, La.
a, La.
a, La.
a, La.
a, La.
a, La.
a, La.
ia, La.
a, La.
a, La.

Leland University.

Clara Johnson,
Daisy Johnson,
Georgia Johnson,
Franklin Johnson,
Warren Johnson,
Andrew Jones,
Maudie Jones,
Birdie Jordan,
Artie Kraft,
Alice Laurent,
Mary Lawson,
Josephine Lawson,
Hazel Ive Blue,
Phenie Lee,
Alfred Leonard,
Victoria Leonard,
Mary Lewis,
Henry Luceion,
Gussie Marcus,
Rosa Mason,
Alzena McCrea,
Freddie McMillan,
Eveline McNeal,
Nanny Michael,
Wilbert Mitchell,
Carrie Moore,
Maple Moore,
Mary Jane Moore,
Willie Moore,
Winnie Moore,
Leonard Montgomery,
Lottie Morgan,
Alberta Morris,
Lottie Morris,
Rosa Newton.
Sham Newton,
Willie Norman,
Eddie Norris,
Leola Oliver,
Ellen Page,
Charley Pate,
Cordelia Peace,
Madie Pembleton,

Alexandria, La.
Alexandria, La.
Alexandria, La.
Alexandria, La.
Alexandria, La.
Alexandria, La.
Alexandria, La.
Leesville, La.
Alexandria, La.
Alexandria, La.
Alexandria, La.
Alexandria, La.
Alexandria, La.
Alexandria, La.
Alexandria, La.
Alexandria, La.
Alexandria, La.
Alexandria, La.
Alexandria, La.
Alexandria, La.
Alexandria, La.
Alexandria, La.
Alexandria, La.
Alexandria, La.
Alexandria, La.
Alexandria, La.
Eola, La.
Eola, La.
Alexandria, La.
Alexandria, La.
Alexandria, La.
Alexandria, La.
Alexandria, La.
Alexandria, La.
Alexandria, La.
Alexandria, La.
Alexandria, La.
Alexandria, La.
Alexandria, La.
Bermuda, La.
Alexandria, La.
Zimmerman, La.
Alexandria, La.

Lei,and University.

Sadie Pembleton,
Clarence Porter,
Delia Potts,
Gussie Powells,
Rachel Price,
Shelminder Price,
Julia Roberts,
Dolly Roberson,
Estelle Roberson,
Ora Roberson,
Youree Roberson,
Ernest Saunders,
Joseph Scott,
Elnora Simmons,
Edna Shears,
Susie Smith,
Tebertha Smith,
Teeta Smith,
Emma Stafford,
Mirie Stafford,
Susie Stanfield,
Ethel Starks,
Hattie Starks,
Hazel Strother,
Owen Sullivan,
Arthur Tanner,
Rebecca Tanner,
Polly Terrell,
James Thomas,
Joseph Thomas,
Robert Thomas,
Eddie Toliver,
Emily Trudo,
Frozine Trudo,
Mary Vandyke,
Rosa Wagner,
Susie Wagner,
Elijah Walker,
Ivillie Wallace,
Fannie Washington,
Henry Washington,
Eunice West,
Amanda Willims,

Alexandria, La.
Alexandria, La.
Sugartown, La.
Alexandria, La.
Alexandria, La.
Alexandria, La.
Lecompte, La.
Alexandria, La.
Alexandria, La.
Alexandria, La.
Alexandria, La.
Alexandria, La.
Alexandria, La.
Alexandria, La.
Alexandria, La.
Fairmount, La.
Alexandria, La.
Alexandria, La.
Alexandria, La.
Alexandria, La.
Alexandria, La.
Alexandria, La.
Alexandria, La.
Alexandria, La.
Alexandria, La.
Alexandria, La.
Alexandria, La.
Alexandria, La.
Alexandria, La.
Marthaville, La.
Alexandria, La.
Alexandria, La.
Alexandria, La.
Alexandria, La.
Alexandria, La.
Alexandria, La.
Alexandria, La.
Alexandria, La.
Alexandria, La.
Alexandria, La.
Alexandria, La.
Alexandria, La.
Alexandria, La.

Lei, and University.

Beatrice Williams,
Bertha Williams,
Bessie Williams,
Cecile Williams,
Eliza Williams,
Ella Willams,
Leona Williams,
Mary Williams,
Mildred Williams,
Sallie Williams,
Susie Williams,
Viola Williams,
Ivillie Wise,
Miriam Wright,
Henry Young,
Irene Young,
Nanny Young,

Alexandria, La.
Alexandria, La.
Alexandria, La.
Alexandria, La,
Alexandria, La.
Alexandria, La.
Alexandria, La.
Alexandria, La.
Alexandria, La.
Lecompte, La.
Wiel, La.
Alexandria, La.
Alexandria, La.
Alexandria, La.
Alexandria, La.
Alexandria, La.
Wiel, La.

Cheneyville Academy,

CHENEYVIUvE, I,A.

Julia Achan,
Alexander Bird,

Lawrence Brown,
Geneva Bluestein,
Columbus Brown,
Eliza Carlin,
Lottie Carlin,
Sallie Carlin,
David Crittle,
Clara Crittle,
Frank Crittle,
Mary Crittle,
Moses Chambers,
Augusta Chambers,
Rena Chambers,
Vernon Gibbs,
Gertrude Gibbs,
Johnny Glaze,
Ethel Gross,
Solomon Gaines,
M. A. Hall,
Chester Harris,
Nolan Hines,

Cheneyville, La.
Cheneyville, La.
Cheneyville, La.
Rapides, La.
Cheneyville, La.
Cheneyville, La.
Cheneyville, La.
Cheneyville, La.
Cheneyville, La.
Cheneyville, La.
Cheneyville, La.
Cheneyville, La.
Cheneyville, La.
Cheneyville, La.
Cheneyville, La.
Cheneyville, La.
Cheneyville, La.
Cheneyville, La.
New Orleans, La.
Cheneyville, La.
Lamourie, La.
Cheneyville, La.
Cheneyville, La.

Lei*and University.

Clara Hines,
Catherine Iron,
Effie Irving,
Madora Jones,
Mary Jones,
George Jones,
Andrew Jones,
Henry Jones,
Bessie Johnson,
Celia Johnson,
James Jefferson,
David Kennedy,
Leon Kenner,
Beatrice Kenner,
Ruth Kimball,
Octivina Lawson,
Nevias Lawson,
Hattie Lejunne,
Alfred Lejunne,
Harry Laval ias,
Orealia Michael,
Viola Michael,
Paul Michael,
Belle Michael,
Marti el Michael,
Bertha Middleton,
Thomas McCray,
Mildred Morgan,
Caroline Morgan,
Beatrice Norris,
Mary Oliver,
Martha Oliver,
George Oliver,
Gus Pharm,
Norah Riley,
B. M. Randle,
Ellen Rhodes,
Greathen Sullivan,
Maggie Sullivan,
Elise Sullivan,
Laulia Sullivan,
Estella Sanders,

Cheneyville, La.
Cheneyville, La.
Cheneyville, La.
Cheneyville, La.
Cheneyville, La.
Cheneyville, La.
Cheneyville, La.
Cheneyville, La.
Cheneyville, La.
Cheneyville, La.
Cheneyville, La.
Alexandria, La.
Cheneyville, La.
Cheneyville, La.
Cheneyville, La.
Cheneyville, La.
Cheneyville, La.
Cheneyville, La.
Cheneyville, La.
Cheneyville, La.
Cheneyville, La.
Cheneyville, La.
Cheneyville, La.
Cheneyville, La.
Cheneyville, La.
Cheneyville, La.
Cheneyville, La.
Cheneyville, La.
Cheneyville, La.
Lamourie, La,
Cheneyville, La.
Cheneyville, La.
Cheneyville, La.
Cheneyville, La.
Cheneyville, La.
Cheneyville, La.
Cheneyville, La.
Cheneyville, La.
Cheneyville, La.
Cheneyville, La.
Cheneyville, La.
Cheneyville, La.

Leland University.

Elizabeth Sanders,
Joseph Sanders,
Lucile Segrove,
Eugene Segrove,
Henry Stewart,
Pearl Stewart,
Edmon Umphrey,
William Umphrey,
Madora Umphrey,
Jane Umphrey,
Ann Umphrey,
Anthony Vann,
Martha Vann,
Almonia Vignes,
Oscar Winchester,
Thomas Winchester,
Joel Winchester,
James Winchester,
Randolph Wade,
Ida Wade,
Eugene Wade,
Corinne Williams,
Laura Williams,
Rosetta Williams,
Henry Williams,
Sarah Williams,
Sadie Washington,

Cheneyville, La.
Cheneyville, La.
Cheneyville, La.
Cheneyville, La.
Cheneyville, La.
Cheneyville, La.
Cheneyvilie, La.
Cheneyville, La.
Cheneyville, La.
Cheneyville, La.
Cheneyville, La.
Cheneyville, La.
Cheneyville, La.
Melville, La.
Cheneyville, La.
Cheneyville, La.
Cheneyville, La.
Cheneyville, La.
Cheneyville, La.
Cheneyville, La.
Cheneyville, La.
Cheneyville, La.
Cheneyville, La.
Cheneyville, La.
Cheneyville, La.
Cheneyville, La.
Cheneyville, La.

Seventh District High School,

OPELOUSAS, I<A.

Vincent Allen,
Ephriam Allen,
Oscar Allen,
Selma Allen,
Ross Allen,
Eva Allen,

Alexzenia Alexsanctor,
Frank Arshil,
Henry Allen,
Albertha Ballard,
Sarah Bordelon,
Alice Beauregard,

Opelousas, La.
Opelousas, La.
Opelousas, La.
Opelousas, La.
Opelousas, La.
Opelousas, La.
Opelousas, La.
Opelousas, La.
Opelousas, La.
Opelousas, La.
Opelousas, La.
Opelousas, La.

Lei,and University.

Benjamin Boswell,
Ivaurence Boswell,
Cephas Boswell,
Beatrice Boswell,
Albert Ballard,
Russell Brown,
Nannie R. Bennett,
Edna Chargois,
Louis Charlow,
Ollie Davis,
Mattie Dorking,
Atonine Dorking,
Long Dorking,
Estelle Dishotel,
Eula Douma,
Earl Del Rue,
Rev. Edgar Foote,
Homer Fuslier,
Clara Fisher,
Amelia Garlow,
Agnes Giron,
Charles Giron,
Lionel Giron,
Lillian Irving,
Win. Kinley Irving,
Jos. James,
Pearl Jackson,
Nathan Jackson,
Emma Johnson,
Ida Johnson,
Mary Johnson,
Martha Johnson,
Emma Johnson,
Rosa Johnson,
Mattie Johnson,
Clara Johnson,
Willie Johnson,
Burn el Tackson,
Nettie King,
Fred King,
Malinda Kempt,
Ophelia Kempt,
Bessie Lewis,

Opelousas, La.
Opelousas, La.
Opelousas, La.
Opelousas, La.
Opelousas, La.
Opelousas, La.
Opelousas, La.
Abbeville, La.
Chuck Point, La.
Patterson, La.
Opelousas, La.
Opelousas, La.
Opelousas, La.
Opelousas, La.
Opelousas, La.
Opelousas, La.
Opelousas, La.
Abbeville, La.
Opelousas, La.
Iota, La.
Opelousas, La.
Opelousas, La.
Opelousas, La.
Opelousas, La.
Opelousas, La.
Church Point, La.
Opelousas, La.
Opelousas, La.
Whiteville, La.
Opelousas, La.
Opelousas, La.
Opelousas, La.
Opelousas, La.
Opelousas, La.
Opelousas, La.
Opelousas, La.
Opelousas, La.
Belle Alliance, La.
Opelousas, La.
Opelousas, La.
Opelousas, La.
Opelousas, La.
Opelousas, La.

Leiand University.

Irving Lee,
Joseph Locks,
Fred Locks,
William Lewis,
Malvin B. Lyons,
Idele Lewis,
Elenor Lewis,
William Lastrapes,
John Lewis,
Alice Lewis,
Perlah Locks,
Manetha Locks,
Cordelia Locks,
Talmadge Locks,
Mary Lastrape,
S. E. MacMillan,
Fuller Moore,
McKinley Moore,
Geo. Dewey Moore,
Kate Moore,
Belton Moore,
Dewess McGaffey,
Gladys McGaffey,
Eristis Moss,
Willie Newman,
Leonard Newman,
Noel Petre,
Edna Richard,
Paul Rubit,
John Reader,
Robert Smith,
Edward Senac,
Arthur Singleton,
Lena Savant,
Harrison Seymour,
Alexander Seymour,
Nettee Syas,
Wallace Stevens,
Gracie Turner,
Rosa Toussaint,
Lauvenia Ventres,
Ralph White,
Maria White,

Abbeville, La.
Opelousas, La.
Opelousas, La.
Esterwood, La.
Opelousas, La.
Opelousas, La.
Opelousas, La.
Opelousas, La.
Opelousas, La.
Opelousas, L,a.
Opelousas, La.
Opelousas, La.
Opelousas, La.
Opelousas, La.
Opelousas, La.
Rayne, La.
Opelousas, La.
Opelousas, La.
Opelousas, La.
Opelousas, La.
Opelousas, La.
Opelousas, La.
Opelousas, La.
Abbeville, La.
Opelousas, La.
Opelousas, La.
Opelousas, La.
Jennings, La.
Sunset, La.
Opelousas, La.
Opelousas, La.
Opelousas, La.
Opelousas, La.
Opelousas, La.
Shuteston, La.
Shuteston, La.
Opelousas, La.
Opelousas, La.
Morgan City, La.
Opelousas, La.
Port Barre, La.
Opelousas, La.
Opelousas, La.

IyEXAND University.

Robert Waton,

Opelousas, La

Phylis Woods,

Opelousas, La

Sophia Woodsy

Opelousas, I/a.

Fred Washington,

Opelousas, I/a

Avery Young,

Rayne, La.

Bertha Young,

Opelousas, La

Viola Young,

Opelousas, La

Garnet Young,

Opelousas, La

Jefferson Young,

Opelousas, La.

Bunkie Academy,

BUNKIE,

I, A.

Mary Land Anderson,

Bunkie, La.

York Anderson,

Bunkie, La.

Joseph Augustine,

Bunkie, La.

Anna Belle Adams,

Bunkie, La.

Isaiah Anderson,

Bunkie, La.

Julia F. Anderson,

Bunkie, La.

Hattie M. Burns,

Bunkie, La.

John M. Bowman,

Bunkie, La.

Matilda Brazier,

Bunkie, La.

Clara Brazier,

Bunkie, La.

Almena Brazier,

Bunkie, La.

Ophelia Beverly,

Bunkie, La.

Freeman Brooks,

Bunkie, La.

Dorward Berry man,

Bunkie, La.

Grover Butler,

Bunkie, La.

Abraham Clubbs,

Bunkie, La.

Nettie Clark,

Bunkie, La.

Rufus Coston,

Bunkie, La.

Samuel Coston,

Bunkie, La.

Joseph Coston,

Bunkie, La.

An tee Curningan,

Bunkie, La.

Calhoun Curninghan,

Bunkie, La.

John R. Cabot,

Bunkie, La.

Seraphine Carroll,

Bunkie, La.

Thomas Collins,

Bunkie, La.

Genie Carter,

Bunkie, La.

Richard Carter

Bunkie, La.

Cleveland Cornelly,

Bunkie, La.

Rosa Compton,

Bunkie, La.

Helen Cheney,

Bunkie, La.

Lei,and University.

Lemmie Carter,
Etta Carter,
Edna Dural,
Frances Dudley,
Lottie Dudley,
Virgie Distance,
Gertrude Davis,
Maty Davis,
Hannah Dabney,
Walter H. Ennis, Jr.,
Willie Edwards,
Mary Helen Edwards,
Ara Edwards,
Gazetta Foster,
Bertha Foley,
Nadie Franklin,
Elijah Foley,
Louisa Fisher,
Martha Floyd,
Matthew Floyd,
Rutherford M. Ford,
Florence Fox,
Annie Frazier,
Charley Fisher,
Sollie Finnie,
George Finnie,
Sidonia Gills,
Mary Gray,
Silas Garrison,
Alfred Gray,
Willie Gear,
Abraham Gaddison,
Gilbert Gardener,
Clifford Gains,
Annie Gilbert,
Bessie Gains,
Feoda Harrow,
Fleakward Hay ward,
Mamie Hayward,
Albert Hayward,
Clara Hayward,
Charley Hayward,
Teanna Hayward,

LEiyAND University.

Edna Hay ward,
Wesley Hayward,
Silestine Hodges,
Edmonia Hall,
Fred Hayward,
Dave Hunter,
Ellen Hayward,
Johnny Hodges,
Lucy Hawkins,
William Hawkins,
Emerline Hayward,
Ola Jimeson,
Russell Jimeson,
Henry Johnson,
Martha Jefferson,
Alice Johnson,
Pearl Johnson,
Eunice B. Johnson,
Birdie Jackson ,
Madie Jimeson,
Hester Kemper,
Mattie Keary,
Willie Keary,
Mary Keller,
Hilliard Kemper,
Magnolia Ivee,
Stanley Lee,
Emmett Lyons,
Edward Laurant,
Mamie Lockett,
Octavia Lavalois,
Mamie Lee,
Matthew Lavalois,
Luther Lavalois,
Ida Moore,
Peter Moore,
Maggie Murphy Moore,
Amanda Moore,
Mary Measles,
Mattie Miles,
Morant Mitchell,
Irvin Mackgy,
Ziphey McCray,

LEi,and University.

Angeline Maize, Bunkie, La.

Matthew Maize, Bunkie, Iya.

Lucy Moore, Bunkie, La.

John Maize, Bunkie, La.

Gertrude Moore, Bunkie, La.

Grady Moore, Bunkie, La.

William McKinley O'Quinn, Bunkie, La.

Rachael Pearce, Bunkie, La.

Cornelia Pearce, Bunkie, La.

Muncie Powell, Bunkie, La.

Laura Powell, Bunkie, La.

Alfred Pierce, Bunkie, La.

Lucy Pierce, Bunkie, La.

Mary Parker, Bunkie, La.

Minnie Reed, Bunkie, La.

Willie Robinson, Bunkie, La.

Elsie Ross, Bunkie, La.

Laura Smith, Bunkie, La.

Flora Sydney, Bunkie, La.

James Simpson, Bunkie, La.

Lizzie Simpson, Bunkie, La.

Bertha Smith, Bunkie, La.

Ed. J. Speers, Bunkie, La.

Alonzo Silas, Bunkie, La.

Carrie Smith, Bunkie, La.

Algia Shepherd, Bunkie, La.

Rosa Snowden, Bunkie, La.

Ophelia Taylor, Bunkie, La.

Mary Taylor, Bunkie, La.

Silvey Triplett, Bunkie, La.

Allen Taylor, Bunkie, La.

Mary Vincent, Bunkie, La.

Odalee Vincent, Bunkie, La.

Ivory Vincent, Bunkie, La.

Patience Vandyke, Bunkie, La.

Bessie Vandyke, Bunkie, La.

Susan Vandyke, Bunkie, La.

Dalton Vandyke, Bunkie, La.

Mary Veal, Bunkie, La.

Clarence Vandyke, Bunkie, La.

Bertha Vandyke, Bunkie, La.

Addie O. Veal, Bunkie, La.

Robert Vandyke, Bunkie, La.

Lei,and University.

Philip Vandyke,
Virgie Wickliffe,
Samuel Wickliffe,
Willie Woods,
Eddie White,
Margaret Washington,
Osborne Washington,
Herbert Williams,
Coil Watson,
Sostand Watson,
Ella Nora Washington,
Addie Washington,
Gladys Walker,
Rebecca Ward,
Mattie Williams,
James Wiley,
Rosa Wiley,
Alice Williams,
Laura Washington,
Essie Williams,
Lawrence Williams,
Viney Watson,
Ophelia Williams,
Emma Williams,
Virginia Wickliffe,

Houma Academy,

HOUMA, I,A.

Aristide Anderson,
Blanche Anderson,
Helen Anderson,
Rufus Aubert,
Olevia -Aubert,
John Aubert,
Beatrice Arnold,
Eva Arsenneaux,
Edna Baker,
Lillie Broomfield,
Mabel Blue,
Ollie Bourgeois,
Isaiah Bold en,
Elsie Carter,

Houma, La.
Houma, La.
Houma, La.
Houma, La.
Houma, La.
Houma, La.
Houma, La.
Houma, La.
Houma, La.
Houma, La.
Lockport, La.
Houma, La.
Houma, La.
Houma, La.

Leland University.

Earl Carter,
Sarah Carter,
Lucile Carter,
Gladys Chapman,
Hannah Cooks,
Herman Clarke,
Earl Clansel,
Lulu Clay,
Edward Celistine,
Theodore Clarke,
Henry Clarke,
Eva Davis,
Elizabeth Douglas,
Lucius Dupont,
Leonand Dupont,
Earl Dupont,
Earl Dickson,
Rozella Duplantis,
Josinia Davny,
Emma Davis,
Oscar Davis,
Chester Davis,
Heloise Easton,
Rosa Franklin,
Fanny May Franklin,
Blanche Ford,
John Ford,
Everleana Fritz,
Betsy Green,
Viola Green,
Ethel Gilford,
Mary Gilmore,
Douglas Henderson,
Martha Hubert,
David Howard,
Emile Hite,
Artillia Jones,
Albert Jackson,
Thomas Jordan,
Theresa Joseph,
Ivaura Lagarde,
Mabel Lewis,
Emma Lewis,

Houma, La.
Houma, La.
Houma, La.
Houma, La.
Houma, La.
Houma, La.
Houma, La,
Houma, La.
Houma, La.
Houma, La.
Houma, La.
Houma, La.
Houma, La.
Houma, La.
Houma, La.
Houma, La.
Houma, La.
Houma, La.
Houma, La.
Houma, La.
Houma, La.
Houma, La.
Houma, La.
Houma, La.
Houma, La.

Houma, La.

Houma, La.
Houma, La.

Houma, La.

Houma, La.
Lafourche Crossing, La.
Lafourche Crossing, La,

Houma, La.

IyKi<AND University.

Henry Livas,
Albert Lashley,
Lee Lock ward,
Jessie Lock ward,
Olevia Milonson,
Clifford Morris,
Sylvester Morris,
Henderson Moore,
Ophelia Moore,
Dotsy Murray,
Elonise Murray,
Henry McCellia,
William McGee,
Jupiter Nixson,
Emerson Pemilton,
Pansy Pemilton,
Millie Picout,
Lucinda Parker,
Thomas Ringold,
Beatrice Rock ward,
Hattie Rock ward,
Arthur Rockward,
Henry Roberson,
Edna Roberson,
Ophelia Roberson,
Maud Roberson,
Nathaniel Raynie,
Thelma Smith,
Maggie Smith,
John L. Smith,
Julia Smith,
Theresa Smith,
Vann Smith,
Cora Smith,
Harry Stovall,
Cloid Stovall,
Alma Saulsby,
Lucy Singleton,
Willard South,
Raino Sorrell,
Frederick Simms,
Albert Scott,
Albertha Thompson,

Thibodeaux, La,
Houma, La.
Houma, La.
Houma, La.
Houma, La.
Houma, La.
Houma, La.
Houma, La.
Houma, La.
Houma, La.
Houma, La.
Houma, La.
Houma, La.
Houma, La.
Houma, La.
Houma, La.
Houma, La.
Houma, La.
Houma, La.
Houma, La.
Houma, La.
Houma, La.
Houma, La.
Houma, La.
Houma, La.
Houma, La.
Houma, La.
Houma, La.
Houma, La.
Houma, La.
Houma, La.
Houma, La.
Houma, La.
Houma, La.
Houma, La.
Houma, La.
Houma, La.
Houma, La.
Houma, La.
Houma, La.
Houma, La.
Thibodeaux, La.
Houma, La.

Lei,and University.

Ida Taplett,
Ettalee Upshaw,
Ara Vernou,
Hottance Verrett,
Oneada Winder,
Clarence Walker,
Annie Waters,
Nora Waters,
Hershel Williams,
Rebeeca Williams,
Hattie Whittrack,
Ernest Williams,
Odis Williams,
Ezekiel Wallace,
Corean WTallace,
Leonard Wallace,
Florence Williams,
John Williams,
Hilda Williams,
Deloris Young,

Houma, La.
Houma, I/a.
Houma, La.
Houma, La.
Houma, La.
Houma, La.
Houma, I/a.
Houma, La.
Houma, La.
Houma, I/a.
Houma, La.
Houma, I/a.
Houma, I/a.
Houma, I/a.
Houma, La.
Houma, La.
Houma, La.
Houma, La.
Houma, La.
Houma, La.

Israel Academy,

beu,e aujance, i*a.

Odelee Alcorn,
Magnolia Arnold,
Ellen Antwine,
Estella Antwine,
Josephine Augeste,
Mark Amos,
Wilbert Arnold,
Vernon Armistead,
Clarence Antwine,
Adam Alexander,
Wesley Arnold,
George Arnold,
Laurence Augeste,
Melvin Barns,
Josephine Barns,
Mary Batiste,
Albertha Bernard,
Lucy Belle,
Edith Batiste,

Belle Alliance, La.
Belle Alliance, La.
Belle Rose, La.
Belle Rose, La.
Belle Rose, La.
Belle Alliance, La.
Belle Alliance, La.
Belle Alliance, La.
Belle Rose, La.
Belle Alliance, La.
Belle Alliance, La.
Belle Alliance, La.
Belle Rose, La.
Belle Alliance, La.
Belle Alliance, La.
Belle Alliance, La.
Belle Alliance, La.
Belle Rose, La.
Belle Alliance, La.

Lei,and University.

Neoma Brown,
Ida Breaux,
Worn Bernard,
Raphael Blooman,
Surly Bernard,
Saul Bias,
George Barns,
Albertha Bernard,
Oscar Brown,
Osama Breaux,
Clarence Bryant,
Leah Cole,
Lillian Cole,
Essie Comery,
Elnora Conder,
Estella Davis,
Isabella Demesme,
Amanda Dandriage,
Isabella Dandriage,
Almatine Dugas,
Arthur Dugas,
Randall Dorsey,
Paul Deggs,
Alonzo Demesme,
Fergen Dorsey,
Matthew Deggs,
Orelia Evans,
Annie Evans,
Saul En ell,
Enielda Frank,
Fostina Frank,
Deola Frank,
Ella Franklin,
Camile Franklin,
Wilfred Frank,
Alfred Frank,
Alvin Frank,
Edward Fernandez,
Clarence Franklin,
Moses J. Fletcher,
Victoria Fernandez,
Victoria Gibbs,
Lizzie Ghant,

Belle Alliance, La.
Belle Alliance, La.
Belle Alliance, La.
Belle Rose, La.
Belle Alliance, La.
Belle Alliance, La.
Belle Alliance, La.
Belle Alliance, La.
Belle Rose, La.
Paiucourtville, La.
Belle Alliance, La.
Belle Alliance, La.
Belle Alliance, La.
Belle Alliance, La.
Batson, La.
Belle Alliance, La.
Belle Alliance, La.
Belle Alliance, La.
Belle Alliance, La.
Belle Alliance, La.
Belle Alliance, La.
Belle Rose, La.
Belle Alliance, La.
Belle Alliance, La.
Belle Alliance, La.
Belle Alliance, La.
Belle Alliance, La.
Belle Alliance, La.
Belle Rose, La.
Belle Alliance, La.
Belle Alliance, La.
Belle Alliance, La.
Belle Alliance, La.
Belle Alliance, La.
Belle Alliance, La.
Belle Alliance, La.
Belle Alliance, La.
Belle Alliance, La.
Belle Alliance, La.
Klotzville, La.
Belle Alliance, La.
Belle Alliance, La.
Belle Alliance, La.

Lei. and University.

Ferride Garrison,
Gustauli Green,
Williana Green,
Frederick Gibbs,
Granulle Green,
Adam Green,
Henry Green,
Clarence Green,
Iveonard Green,
David George,
Arthur Garvie,
Sidney Holland,
Ruth L. Harris,
Ivillie Harris,
Sidonia Harris,
Olevia Holland,
Hattie Howard,
Elsie A. Hubbs,
Christopher C. Hubbs,
Florence Henry,
Eddie Hunter,
Oscar Isom,
Clarence Isom,
Joseph Isom,
Annie Joseph,
Theresa Joseph,
Gustavia Jones,
Larlie Joseph,
Victoria Jones,
Alma Jones,
Theresa Joseph,
Lelia Joseph,
Arlita Joseph,
Lona Joseph,
Irma Joseph,
Edmond Joseph,
Lewis Joseph,
Mary Joseph,
Mattie Kennedy,
Laurence King,
E. F. Kenner,
William Kenner,
Margie Lodrick,

Belle Alliance, La.
Belle Alliance, La.
Belle Alliance, La.
Belle Rose, La.
Belle Alliance, La.
Belle Alliance, La.
Belle Alliance, La.
Belle Alliance, La.
Belle Alliance, La.
Belle Alliance, La.
Belle Rose, La.
Belle Alliance, La.
Belle Alliance, La.
Belle Rose, La.
Belle Rose, La.
Belle Alliance, La.
Belle Alliance, La.
Belle Alliance, La.
Belle Alliance, La.
Belle Rose, La.
Belle Alliance, La.
Belle Rose, La.
Belle Rose, La.
Belle Rose, La.
Belle Alliance, La.
Belle Alliance, La.
Belle Alliance, La.
Belle Alliance, La.
Belle Alliance, La.
Belle Alliance, La.
Belle Alliance, La.
Belle Alliance, La.
Belle Alliance, La.
Belle Alliance, La.
Belle Alliance, La.
Belle Alliance, La.
Belle Alliance, La.
Klotzville, La.
Belle Alliance, La.
Belle Alliance, La.
Belle Rose, La.
Belle Rose, La.
Belle Rose, La.

Lei,and University.

Zenobia Love,
Clara Lewis,
Estoria Lewis,
Annie Lewis,
Beatrice Lewis,
Elnora Lavada,
Clara Landry,
Maggie Lewis,
Oscar Landry,
Arthur Lawrence,
Sidney Lawrence,
James Lawrence,
Alphonse Landry,
Walter Lewis,
Johnny Lewis,
Nicholas Lodrick,
Lucile Marterre,
Louise Marterre,
Helen Molden,
Albertha Merritt,
Marie Marterre,
Ida Martin,
Beatrice Meritt,
Debora Meritt,
Ida Miles,
Elvira Miles,
Ezekiel Minor,
E. B. Madison,
John Molden,
Hodzel Mitchel,
McCurly Marterre,
Freddie Marterre,
Joseph Nelson,
Edna Oliver,
Virginia Oliver,
Minerva Orange,
Wilton Orange,
James Orange,
Julia Plummer,
Gertrude Prean,
Mark Henen Porter,
Eddie Porter,
Worn Porter,
Joseph Prean,

Belle Alliance, La.
Belle Alliance, La.
Belle Alliance, La.
Belle Alliance, La.
Belle Alliance, La.
Belle Rose, La.
Belle Rose, La.
Klotzville, La.
Belle Alliance, La.
Belle Alliance, La.
Belle Alliance, La.
Belle Alliance, La.
Belle Alliance, La.
Klotzville, La.
Klotzville, La.
Belle Rose, La.
Belle Rose, La.
Belle Rose, La.
Belle Alliance, La.
Belle Alliance, La.
Belle Rose, La.
Belle Alliance, La.
Belle Alliance, La.
Belle Alliance, La.
Klotzville, La.
Klotzville, La.
Belle Alliance, La.
Belle Alliance, La.
Belle Alliance, La.
Belle Rose, La.
Belle Rose, La.
Belle Rose, La.
Belle Alliance, La.
Belle Alliance, La.
Belle Alliance, La.
Belle Alliance, La.
Belle Alliance, La.
Belle Alliance, La.
Belle Alliance, La.
Belle Alliance, La.
Belle Alliance, La.
Belle Alliance, La.
Belle Alliance, La.
Belle Alliance, La.

LKivAND University.

Mintie Rogers,
Permelia Reed,
Birdie Robinson,
Girdie Robinson,
Katie A. Reamos,
Ann Robertson,
Gertrude Reed,
Hazel Reed,
Henry Robinson,
Julian Randle,
Andrew Randle,
Bertha Sanders,
Theresa Sanders,
Octavia Severan,
Lottie Shield,
Florence Sammons,
Beulah Sammons,
Frances Simms,
Lelia Severan,
Effeniia Smith,
Theodocia Sampson,
Matilda Simms,
Larla Smith,
Elnora Sammons,
Mary Sherman,
Orelia Simms,
Luella Sampson,
Dorothy Spry,
Ella Sherman,
Bennie Severan,
Oscar Solomon,
Lawrence Severan,
Solomon Shield,
Johnny Severan,
Ervin Smith,
William Sandford,
Clarence Simms,
Lester Sampson ,
Clarence Sanders,
Louise Solomon,
Millie Taylor,
Mickie Toldman,
Auger Thomas,

Belle Alliance, La.
Klotzville, La.
Lauderdale, La.
Lauderdale, La.
Belle Alliance, La.
Belle Alliance, La.
Belle Alliance, La.
Belle Alliance, La.
Lauderdale, La.
Belle Rose, La.
Belle Rose, La.
Belle Alliance, La.
Belle Alliance, La.
Belle Alliance, La.
Belle Alliance, La.
Belle Alliance, La.
Belle Alliance, La.
Belle Alliance, La.
Belle Alliance, La.
Belle Alliance, La.
Belle Alliance, La.
Belle Alliance, La.
Paincourtville, La.
Belle Alliance, La.
Paincourtville, La.
Belle Alliance, La.
Belle Alliance, La.
Belle Alliance, La.
Paincourtville, La.
Belle Alliance, La.
Belle Rose, La.
Belle Alliance,. La.
Belle Alliance, La.
Belle Alliance, La.
Klotzville, La.
Klotzville, La.
Belle Alliance, La.
Belle Alliance, La.
Belle Alliance, La.
Belle Rose, La.
Belle Alliance, La.
Belle Alliance, La.
Belle Alliance. La.

Lei,and University.

Auldsee Toldman,
Batiste Thority,
Albert Thompson,
Lucy Vanlue,
Daniel Vanlu,
Hester Wyatt,
Beatrice White,
Roseline Walton,
Weola White,
Emma Williams,
Lorenzo Walker,
Martha White,
Roseline Woods,
Selina Watkins,
Eola Washington,
Maggie White,
Frances Walker,
Milton White,
Edwin Wickam,
Haywood Webster,
Harry Williams,
Elluis Williams,
Meshack White,
Shedrick White,
Elluis Wilson,
Minus Wilson,
Laysair Williams,
Brisco Williams,
Matthew Williams,
Milton Yancy,
Hayes Yancy,
Estella Zeno,

Belle Alliance, La.
Belle Rose, La.
Belle Alliance, La.
Belle Alliance, La.
Belle Alliance, La.
Belle Alliance, La.
Belle Alliance, La.
Belle Alliance, La.
Belle Alliance, La.
Belle Alliance, La.
Belle Alliance, La.
Belle Alliance, La.
Belle Alliance, La.
Belle Alliance, La.
Paincourtville, La.
Belle Alliance, La.
Belle Alliance, La.
Belle Alliance, La.
Albemarle, La.
Belle Rose, La.
Belle Alliance, La.
Belle Alliance, La.
Belle Alliance, La.
Belle Alliance, La.
Belle Alliance, La.
Belle Alliance, La.
Belle Rose, La.
Belle Alliance, La.
Belle Alliance, La.
Belle Alliance, La.
Belle Alliance, La.
Belle Rose, La.

Minden Academy,

MINDEN, I,A.

Thomas Artra,
Shepherd Anderson,
Florence Atkerson,
Thomas Amos,
Gertrude Amos,
Albert Armor,
Catherine Brutus,
Ella Beck,

Langster, La.
Doyline, La.
Minden, La.
Grove, La.
Grove, La.
Minden, La.
Ninock, La.
Chrichton, La.

Lexand University.

Mariah Beck,
Pearl Beck,
Polly Beck,
John Burson,
Ajalee Brown,
Rosa Cobb,
Willie Cobb,
Edward Carry,
James Claiborne,
Minnie Collins,
James Frasier,
Hannah Gunnings,
L. V. Gage,
Benjamin S. Glover,
Mattie Griffin,
Floyd Green,
Joe Gibson,
Angeline Hudson,
Josh. Hudson,
Anna Heath,
Eugene Harris,
Anna Johnson,
Alma Johnson,
Eddie Jordan,
Lee Jackson,
Coreser Johnson,
Sidney Killens,
I. W. Kinnon,
Rosa Killens,
Lolly Kiusy,
Mattie Lewis,
Caroline Lee,
E. A. Mellon,
A. G. McDaniel,
R. J. McDaniel,
Ronald Medlock,
Valley Medlock,
Maud Medlock,
Willie Moore,
George Moore,
Luther Martin,
Clara Mack,
Leona Moss,

Chrichton, La.
Chrichton, La.
Chrichton, La.
Dubley, La.
Minden, La.
Minden, La.
Minden, La.
Minden, La.
Minden, La.
Minden, La.
Langster, La.
Minden, La.
Ogilvia, La.
Ringold, La.
Minden, La.
Minden, La.
Minden, La.
Minden, La.
Minden, La.
Minden, La.
Minden, La.
Minden, La.
Minden, La.
Minden, La.
Minden, La.
Minden, La.
Minden, La.
Dubley, La.
Minden, La.
Minden, La.
Minden, La.
Ogilvia, La.
Gibsland, La.
Haughton, La.
Haughton, La.
Minden, La.
Minden, La.
Minden, La.
Minden, La.
Minden, La.
Homer, La.
Minden, La.
Minden, La.

IvEiand University.

Maggie Markay,
Sadie Peets,
Gener Peevy,
Mary Peevy,
Bertha Peevy,
Fred Rice,
Berk Rice,
Charley Robinson,
Bertha Stewart,
Bessie Scott,
Alice Simes,
Laura Seamster,
Isabella Smith,
Willie Sum tin,
Kstella Stuntley,
Orvill Thomas,
Bismar Thompson,
Charley Theus,
Amanda Wilson,
Merderlee Washington,
Odem Walker,
Henry Winkley,

Minden, La.
Minden, La.
Minden, La.
Minden, La.
Minden, La.
Minden, La.
Minden, La.
Minden, La.
Langster La.
Dubley, La,
Shreveport, La.
Ogilvia, La.
Ogilvia, La.
Castor, La.
Langster, La.
Minden, La.
Minden, La.
Dubley, La.
Chrichton, La.
Minden. La.
Minden, La.
Minden, La.

The next session begins Wednesday, October 7th, 1908.

IvEIvAnd University. 79

Summary.

College Graduates 15

Under Graduates . 29

Theological Department 1

Ministers' Class 34

Women's Christian Workers' Class 26

Night School 28

Sloyd, Mechanical Drawing, Bench Work 126

Agriculture 37

Sewing 212

Teachers' Training Department 18

Normal and College Preparatory 77

English Preparatory :

Grade 8. . .• 25

Grade 7 28

Grade 6 56

Grade 5 61

Primary Grades 113

Duplicates 404— 482

Howe Institute 208

Iceland Academy 66

Monroe Academy 207

Alexandria Academy 206

Cheneyville Academy 97

Opelousas High School 107

Bunkie Academy 186

Houma Academy 119

Belle Alliance Academy 224

Minden Academy 73

Total 1,975

Other Academical Schools.

UNIVERSITY OF ILLINOIS

PRESIDENTS OFFICE,

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Leland University

1909-1910.

New Orleans. Louisiana.
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UNIVERSITY OF ILLINOIS

PRESIDENT'S OFFICE.
THE

FORTIETH CATALOGUE

OF THE

Officers and Students

Leland University.

1909-1910.

New Orleans, Louisiana.
Published by the University.

Examinations for entrance will be held Tuesday, October 4th,
1910.

The College year begins on Wednesday, October 5th, 1910, and
Commencement week closes Wednesday, May 16th, 1911.

All communications should be addressed and all checks or money
orders for the institution should be made payable to Iceland Univer-
sity.

To reach the University, take a St. Charles Avenue Belt car,
getting off at Audubon Street, on St. Charles Avenue. The address
is Iceland University, New Orleans, L,a.

The members of the Faculty may be addressed in care of Iceland
University, New Orleans, La. , or in care of their respective Acade-
mies.

The students of the University may be addressed in care of the
President.

The students of the various Academies may be addressed in care
of their respective principals.

Mr. EZRA H. STEVENS, President,
Hartford, Conn.

JOHN MARKS, D. D., VICE PRESIDENT,
930 Felicity Street, New Orleans.

ARMAND ROMA IN, Esq., Secretary,
211 Camp Street, New Orleans.

CHARIvES FRAZIER, Esq., Treasurer,
93 Nassau Street, New York, N. Y.

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Hon. T. J. Woodward, Chairman.
Hon. Don A. Pardee, Uv. D , Prof. h. W. Wilkinson,

John Marks, D. D., Mr. A. T. Terry,

Hugh h. Suthon, Esq., James F. Pierson, Esq.,

Armand Romain, Esq., James H. Dillard, L/L/. D.,

Pres. R. W. Perkins.

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John Humpstone, D. D., Chairman.
Mr. Wm. Hastings, Mr. J. W. Greene,

\V. C. P. Rhoades, D. D. Mr. John H. Ireland,

Mr. Louis W. Slocum, Mr. Charles Frazier,

Mr. W. H. Burger, Mr. F. V. Dare,

Mr. Ezra H. Stevens, Mr. C. Alex. Nelson,

Mr. Wm. McDonald.

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Class I.— Term Expires 1911.

James H. Dillard, Litt. D., LL. D.,

Mr. Charles Frazier,

Hon. Don A. Pardee, LL. D.,

Hon. James F. Pierson,

W. C. P. RhoadeS, D. D.,

C. L. Roberts, D. D.,

Mr. Louis W Slocum,

Mr. A. T. Terry,

Prof. Lfvi W, Wilkinson, M. Sc,

New Orleans, La.
Brooklyn, N. Y.
New Orleans, La.
New Orleans, La.
Brooklyn, N. Y.
Cheneyville, La.
New York, N. Y.
New Orleans, La.
New Orleans, I^a.

Class II.— Term Expires 1912,

Mr. W. H. Burger,
H. C. Cotton, D. d.,
Mr. Wm. M. Hastings,
John Humpstone, D. D.
John H. Ireland,
John Marks, D. D.,
Mr. C. Alex. Nelson,
Hon. T. J. Woodward,

Brooklyn, N. Y.
Belle alliance,
Brooklyn, N. Y.
Brooklyn, N. Y.
Brooklyn, N. Y.
New Orleans, La
New York, N. Y.
New Orleans, La,

La.

Class III.— Term Expires 1913.

Mr. F. V. Dare,
Mr. J. W. Greene,
Rev. J. B. Livingston,
Mr. Wm. McDonald,
Pres. R. W. Perkins,
Rev. James Roberson,
Armand Romain, Esq.,
Mr. Ezra H. Stevens,
Hugh S. Suthon, Esq.,

Brooklyn, N. Y.
Brooklyn, N. Y.
New Orleans, La.
Albany, N. Y.
New Orleans, La.
Darrow, La.
New Orleans, La.
Hartford, Conn.
New Orleans, La.

Jffaniltg anb SfttHtntrfcira.

R. W. PERKINS, M. A., Ph. D., President,

PHILOSOPHY AND EDUCATION.

GEORGE H. FEI/TON, M. A., M. D.,

NATURAL SCIENCE AND MATHEMATICS.

MRS. R. W. PERKINS,

HISTORY AND PEDAGOGY.

AMELIA ROBERSON, B. A.,

ENGLISH BRANCHES.

MARTHA GRACE LANE, B. A.,

LATIN AND HISTORY.

FRANK G. DAVIS, B. D.,

BIBLICAL INSTRUCTION.

MARY COTTON, M. A.,

GREEK AND MATHEMATICS.

J. HARVEY RANDALL, M. A.,
LOGIC AND SOCIOLOGY.

BERTHA M. ECKERT, B. A.,

MATHEMATICS.

MRS. F. G. DAVIS,

ENGLISH BRANCHES.

MRS. J. H. RANDALL,

ENGLISH BRANCHES.

LU ETHEL HEWITT.

MUSIC.

Leland University.
SUMNER BANGS, B. D.,

MANUAL TRAINING.

CYCLONIA GRUNDY,

STENOGRAPHER.

MRS. ALICE T. MORSE,

SEWING.

JOSEPH HARRY JAMES, B. A.,

INSTRUCTOR IN ENGLISH BRANCHES.

ABRAHAM LAWRENCE SIMON,

INSTRUCTOR IN ENGLISH BRANCHES.

COLUMBUS C. SMITH,

INSTRUCTOR IN ENGLISH BRANCHES.

EUGENE TAYLOR,

INSTRUCTOR IN ENGLISH BRANCHES.

DEWITT JOHNSON,

INSTRUCTOR IN ENGLISH BRANCHES.

CHARLES W. BROOKS,

INSTRUCTOR IN ENGLISH BRANCHES.

HUGH A. ROGERS,

INSTRUCTOR IN ENGLISH BRANCHES.

ROBERT AARON HALL,

NIGHT SCHOOL.

MRS. H. B. GREEN,

DOMESTIC DEPARTMENT.

MRS. G. H. FELTON,

LIBRARIAN.

Leland University.
JONAS HENDERSON, M. A., Principal,

HOWE INSTITUTE, NEW IBERIA.

EUGENIA KING,

MUSIC.

MAGGIE CHEATHAM,

ASSISTANT.

ANNETTE HART,

ASSISTANT.

MRS. R. J. HENDERSON,

ASSISTANT AND MATRON.

CLARA OSIBIN, Principal,

ICELAND ACADEMY, DONALDSONVILLE.

M. J. FOSTER, B. A., Principal,

MONROE ACADEMY.

NANNIE B. OUTTZ, B. A.,

ASSISTANT.

HATTIE M. McGRAW,
MUSIC.

MRS. M. J. FOSTER,

ASSISTANT.
CENTRAL LOUISIANA ACADEMY, ALEXANDRIA.

WILLIAM W. SOLETE, B. A., Principal,

OPELOUSAS HIGH SCHOOL.

MRS. W. W. SOLETE,

ASSISTANT.

ALBERT L. YATES, B. A., Principal,

CHENEYVILLE ACADEMY.

MRS. ALBERT L. YATES,

ASSISTANT.

Leland University.
W. G. THOMAS, Principal,

BUNKIE ACADEMY.

MRS. W. G. THOMAS,

ASSISTANT.

J. D. THOMPSON,

ASSISTANT.

A. J. LAGARDE, B. A., Principal,

HOUMA ACADEMY.

MRS. A. J. LAGARDE,

ASSISTANT.

RUTH WILSON,

ASSISTANT.

PHILOMENE JOSEPH, Principal,

ISRAEL ACADEMY, BELLE ALLIANCE.

ANNA EOLA TOUVER,

ASSISTANT.

E. J. AMOS,
ASSISTANT.

MRS. R. A. COTTON,

ASSISTANT.

H. C. COTTON, D. D.,

MUSIC.

C. F. XAVIER, Principal,

FOURTEENTH DISTRICT ACADEMY, MINDEN.

NULON DORTON,

ASSISTANT.

MRS. R. V. COBB,

ASSISTANT.

PLAN AND PURPOSE OF THE UNIVERSITY.

Iceland University was incorporated in 1870, under the provisions
of the Act of the Legislature of L/Ouisiana, which reads :

"The purposes and objects of this corporation are the establish-
ment and maintenance of one or more Institutions of learning for
the education, under Christian auspices, of young men and women,
particularly for the training of preachers and teachers, and to receive
donations of property for educational purposes. * * * Inasmuch
as the welfare of society, and not pecuniary gain, is the object of
this corporation, * * * the Trustees shall not have power to en-
cumber by mortgage the whole or any part of the property, nor to
use the principal of any endowment funds for the current expenses
of its work."

It is open to all persons who are fitted to enjoy its advantages,
without distinction of race or religious opinions.

During the summer of 1899, a gift of $25,000 for additional en-
dowment was made by Chas. M. Pratt, Esq., of Brooklyn, N. Y.

LOCATION.

The University is situated on St. Charles Avenue, between
Audubon Place and Audubon Street, nearly opposite Audubon Park.
No more beautiful or healthful location could be found in New Or-
leans, while its retirement from the crowded part of the city renders
it peculiarly adapted to study.

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The Manual Training Shop is a frame building, fitted out with
fairly good equipment of hand-tools and a number of foot-power
machines.

ORGANIZATION.

The University comprises the following Departments :

1. The College offers courses of study leading respectively to
the degrees in Arts, Philosophy and Science, and is open to both
sexes.

2. The College Preparatory is designed to fit students for Col-
lege.

3. The Normal Department is designed to fit students for teach-
ing, and offers instruction in pedagogy and practice teaching.

4. The English Preparatory Department and Academies fit
students for the Normal School.

5. Instrumental Music is thoroughly taught. Fifty lessons in
Vocal Music, elementary principles and regular class practice are
given each year to all pupils.

6. The Manual Training Department comprises instruction in
Wood-working, Metal Work, Agriculture, Sewing and Domestic
Science.

7. Night School.

8. Woman's Christian Workers' Class

9. The Theological School offers two courses :

I. Full and regular Theological instruction for College grad-
uates and those of equivalent attainments ; and,

II. A Minister's course, carefully prepared for Pastors.

DEPARTMENT OF INSTRUCTION.

theological department.

I. The Theological Course is intended for college graduates and
those of equivalent attainment, and requires three years' resident
work ; in Old Testament and Related Subjects ; in New Testament
and Related Subjects ; in Biblical Theology ; in Church History ; in
Systematic Theology and Ethics ; in Practical Theology. Diplomas
will be given only to those who have satisfactorily completed the
class room work in recitation from a standard text book, from the
lectures, and the requirements in examinations, in theses and in
sermons.

II. The Ministers' Course is so adjusted as to take a pastor at
any stage of his advancement and give him an indispensable course
of study in Rhetoric ; in Biblical, Church and General History ; in
the Books of the Old and New Testament in English in the order of
their relative importance ; in the Fundamental Doctrines ; in Sermon
Preparation and in Pastoral Duties.

Pastors of some maturity of experience who have never taken a
college course, will find here studies adapted to their needs equiva-
lent in value to the other preparatory entrance requirements.
Those who satisfactorily complete this course are admitted to the
regular Theological Course.

III. A large number of ministers have pursued a regular course,
giving all the time that their pastoral labors would permit to the
subjects that are regularly taught, taking such elementary studies as
may be necessary to grasp the regular Ministers' Course. No time
limit is set to the course ; neither is diploma or certificate offered.
The object of the course is to deepen the spiritual life, to give a
wider knowledge of the Bible, to promote efficiency, and to develop
power in the work of the ministry.

A number of ministers have been enabled to enter the normal
and college courses from the help gained in the Ministers' Classes
and a few are preparing to enter the Theological Course.

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That Denomination is in grave danger that does not require of
its ministers a knowledge of the contents of the Bible, of the system
of Christian truth, of the relations of Christian truth to the science
and philosophy of our day, of the history of the Church, of its polity,
government, discipline and public worship, of the principles of
Christian ethics and of the methods of religious education.

COU,EGE COURSE.

Freshman Year. Solid Geometry, Wentworth; Anabasis
completed; Cicero; History of Western Europe, Robinson; Iliad;
L/ivy; University Algebra, Wells; History of Education, Monroe;
English and Essays.

Sophomore Year. Trigonometry, Demosthenes, Horace, Geol-
ogy, Norton; Civil Government, Astronomy, Analytical Geometry,
Wentworth; Tacitus, English Literature and Essays.

Junior Year. Logic. Psychology, Economics, Plato, Sociology,
Blackmar; English, New Testament Greek, Psychology of Educa-
tion, Orations.

Senior Year. Ethics, Seth; Working Principles of Rhetoric,
Genung; Philosophy of Education, History of Philosophy, Alex-
ander; Anthropology, Evidences, Mullins; New Testament Greek,
Literature, Orations.

TEACHERS' TRAINING COURSE.

The Normal and Teachers' Training Course teaches the subjects
of a thoroughly organized secondary school and gives instruction by
critic teachers in the principles and theory of the educative process
in general and thirty periods of instruction in each of the grammar
school branches in particular, with instruction in class and school
management. Students are required to give one period a day in
practice teaching, under the supervision of the Superintendent of the
department, for one year. The course takes five years, the last year
ranking as the Freshman year in College. The completion of this
course with satisfactory evidence of aptness to teach, and ability to
discipline, will be necessary to receive a Normal diploma.

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First Year. English Grammar, completed; Manual Composi-
tion and Rhetoric and English Classics; Arithmetic, completed;
Algebra, Ancient History, First Year Latin, Manual Training or
Sewing.

Second Year. Manual Composition and Rhetoric and English
Classics; Ancient History, completed; English History, Cheyney;
Algebra, through quadratics; First Year Latin, completed; Caesar;
Physical Geography, Manual Training.

Third Year. English History, completed, Cheyney; French
History; Caesar, completed; Catiline I; Physics; Botany, Bailey; Re-
view of English Branches with instruction in Pedagogy of each sub-
ject.

Fourth Year. American History, Hart', Civil Government;
Plane Geometry, Wentworth; Cicero, completed; Virgil, begun;
Chemistry, Williams; Principles of Teaching; Practice Teaching;
English Classics

Fifth Year. Solid Geometry, Wentworth; University Algebra,
Wells; History of Western Europe, Robinson; History of Education,
Monroe; Practice Teaching; Principles of Education, Schaeffer;
English Literature and Essays.

This course began in 1902 with twenty-seven students, six from
the College and the rest from the Normal. Thus far sixty-two have
completed the course. The classes have numbered one hundred and
thirty-five.

Constant reference is made to the principles of education as
given by Laurie and Harris, and to the methods of education as
given by McMurry, Bagley and De Garmo, with consultation of the
best literature on the subject.

The subject of education is further developed in the College by
studies in the Psychology and Philosophy of Education.

COLIvEGE PREPARATORY.

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Second Year. Manual Composition and Rhetoric and English
Classics; Ancient World, completed; Algebra, through quadratics;
First Year Latin, completed; Caesar; Physical Geography, Tarr;
English History, begun, Cheyney; Manual Training.

Third Year. English History, Cheyney; Algebra, completed;
French History; Caesar, completed; Cataline I; Physics; Beginner's
Greek; English Classics; Botany, Bailey.

Fourth Year. American History; Civil Government; Cicero,
completed; Virgil, begun; Beginner's Greek, completed; Anabasis,
begun; Chemistry, Williams; Botany, Bailey; English or French
Classics and Essays.

The English and Manual Training is a course for those un-
prepared for the other regular courses or for those who do not wish
to take the Teachers' Training Course or to go to College. The
substitute studies will begin in the third year of the regular courses.

The English Preparatory in the first six grades accom-
plishes the work laid out by the public schools of New Orleans for
these grades, the limit of education for colored people, by the city.
These grades, with the grades seven and eight, are a complete
grammar school course in reading, spelling, writing, drawing,
arithmetic, geography, nature study, physiology and United States
history. Great stress is placed upon a good command of English in
speech and composition.

Grades 1-4. Reading; Writing; Oral Work in Numbers;
Grammar; Geography; Nature Work; Drawing; Memory Work;
Stories in Literature and Biography; Readers, Carpenter and Baker
I-IV; Science Readers, Murche I-III; Geography, Tarr and Mc~
Murry; Grammar, Mother Tongue No. One; Spelling, Quincy
Word List; Dictation; Letter Writing; Arithmetic, Smith; Manual
Training or Sewing.

Grade 5. Reading, Carpenter and Baker No, V; Arithmetic,
Nicholson's Gtammar School; Geography, Tarr and McMurry;
Grammar, Mother Tongue No. One; Spelling; Science Reader No.
IV, Murche; Thirteen Colonies, Guerber; Writing; Drawing; Letter
Writing; Sewing or Manual Training.

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Grade 6. Arithmetic, continued, Nicholson; Geography, Hin-
man; Reader, Carpenter and Baker No. VI; Grammar, Mother
Tongue No. One, completed; How the United States Became a Na-
tion, Fiske; Science Reader No. V, Murche; Spelling; Writing;
Drawing; Sewing or Manual Training.

Grade 7. Arithmetic, Nicholson's Grammar School, completed;
Grammar, Maxwell; Geography; Science Reader No. VI, Murche;
United States History, Morris; Spelling; Drawing; Sewing or
Manual Training.

Grade 8. Advanced Arithmetic, Nicholson; Grammar, Max-
well; Human Physiology, Ritchie; Algebra; Agriculture, Duggar;
English History, Guerber; Story of the Greek People, Tappan;
English Classics; Spelling; Drawing; Sewing or Manual Training.

The competent completion of this course is required to enter the
College Preparatory and Normal Courses.

Along with these formal studies— the tools by the diligent use
of which a rational education is to be obtained through years of well
directed labor— the proper ideals should be so set forth that the pupil
may acquire moral insight, so that he may be consciously and with
clear intent righteous.

An orderly school, with a properly adjusted curriculum, under
competent teachers, is a very efficient means of moral training.
The school that cannot command cheerful obedience to reasonable
methods of instruction and discipline is a moral failure. The stu-
dents who will not adjust themselves to such regulation should be
dismissed as incorrigible.

Into the education of the majority there enters as an important
part their contribution to the daily labor of the household, whether
rural or urban. Organized education must supply accurate hand
work that teaches patience, forethought and good judgment in pro-
ductive labor. The goal in education is always the acquisition of
knowledge, the training to some permanent capacity for productive-
ness or enjoyment and the development of character.

Language, literature, mathematics, natural science and history,
drawing, manual work and music represent the main varieties of in-
tellectual activity, the chief divisions of knowledge.

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In some field each pupil should acquire a capacity for exact ob-
servation, and again a capacity for exact description, and again should
attain within the limited range of experience and observation the
power to draw a justly limited inference from observed facts.

The Academies are required to do as much work as is outlined
for the eight grades at the University Preparatory School. In all
cases the State-adopted books will be accepted as equivalent to the
books adopted above. The other books greatly enrich the course.

WOMAN'S CHRISTIAN WORKERS' CI,ASS.

This year Trumbull's "Taking Men Alive," and the International
Sunday School Lessons, and Adams' "Primer of Teaching," formed
the basis of instruction.

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MUSIC. A four years' piano course ; studies ranging through
Duvernoy and Czerny to Bach's Well Tempered Clavichord ; other
musical material drawn from classic composers, from L/ange, Gurlilt,
Burgmuller, to Mozart, Mendelssohn, Chopin and Beethoven. The
Piano Course is supplemented by a course in harmony, theory,
musical history and ear training. The diploma will be made con-
ditional upon the intelligent and satisfactory completion of this
theoretic work.

The principles of Vocal Culture are taught, special attention
being given to correct method of breathing and true voice placing.
The vocalises of Abt and Panofka are used. As soon as the pupil is
sufficiently advanced, instruction is given in the interpretation of
songs. This includes the study of tone color and drill and in distinct
enunciation. Besides the attention given to correct singing on all
public occasions, instruction in the art of teaching vocal music is
given to the Teachers' Training Class and to the College.

Manual Training is a careful and practical teaching of Sloyd
for the fifth, sixth and seventh grades. Mechanical drawing and
woodworking are required from the eighth grade, first, second and
third year College Preparatory and Normal boys. Every student
above these grades who has not taken the course is required to
spend one year in the Manual Training Shop. Metal working is
given to the upper classes, with reference to practice in actual life.
Many girls elect work in the shop.

Domestic Science is taught in theory and practice. The girls
are given practical instruction in household duties and cooking.
This year sewing has been regularly taught through the eight grades
and to the first and second year Normal girls.

A night school is maintained for boys and men for six months
in the year.

The general principles of Agriculture are taught in the Normal
and College, illustrated by the cultivation of four acres of land and
by a small dairy.

Public Worship. Regular Church Service is conducted on
Sunday morning in the College Chapel.

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Special emphasis is given to Bible Study under the charge of the
Faculty. This year there were two volunteer classes in special
studies in the Greek Testament under the charge of the Professors.

A course of lectures on the Gospel of John was given by the
President at the morning chapel.

There is a Literary Society, the Phii,omaTHBAN, composed of
the students, which holds weekly meetings for mutual improvement.
Under certain conditions and restrictions a portion of the essays,
declamations, orations and debates are credited in the Normal and
College work. The debates are intensive studies in some important
topic, in sociology or governmental policy, in politics or history, and
give abundant opportunity for literary research work, as well as
drill in logic and argument and public address. Well prepared
serious debate is a noble element in a college training.

The Principal and Preceptress conduct evening chapel in their
respective halls.

The President is in the habit each year of reading with the
Senior College Class some book bearing on the studies of the term.

Each year a course of study covering some book of the Bible, or
some Biblical subject, is completed. The students maintain a vol-
untary weekly prayer meeting, a regular Missionary Society, and
constitute a recognized branch of the National Society of Christian
Endeavor, with a regular Sunday evening service

The degree of Master of Arts may be conferred only upon those
who hold a Bachelor's degree, in the liberal arts and sciences, from
this or another approved college maintaining similar standards of
liberal education, who shall have completed a course of liberal study,
under the direction of the faculty, sufficient in amount to constitute
an additional year of college work of advanced character.

Mr. J. S. Dickerson, of the "Chicago Standard," offers a prize
for the best essay in the Third Year Normal, for the next five years,
the topic to be chosen by the Professor of English in charge.

The University has a Library and Reading Room, which is sup-
plied with journals and periodicals. Additions were made as fol-

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lows, a number of books of travel, history, science, literature, re-
ligion and several wall maps, papers and magazines.

The University has a fine Geological Cabinet, consisting of min-
erals, ores and fossils. Besides a large collection of real fossils, it
has over one hundred casts of the fauna of the different ages.

Only a few type studies can be taught thoroughly. The present
clamant demand for manual, industrial, commercial or practical edu-
cation will certainly be pondered by a wise educator and proportion-
ately adopted. To make a student efficient is a great aim ; to build
sterling character is a greater aim. The genuine teacher, whatever
his subject, will make efficient by building character. President
Henry Churchill King well says: "Do the two only really great
things one man can do for another ; bring to your pupils the conta-
gion of a high and noble life and bear honest, effective testimony of
your own best vision — that in which and by which you must live. ' '

The method of instruction must be varied according to the na-
ture of the subject taught. A text-book should be used as a guide
and as a suggestion of the instruction to be imparted and the method
of doing so. The student should be held strictly accountable for the
text-book as to substance and order of presentation, but the instruc-
tion should go far beyond its limitations.

True education is after all nothing but systematic study and
practive under guidance. The student learns something of what has
been done and thought in the world, he puts himself in some one
subject abreast of the accumulated wisdom of the past ; he develops
and increases his own powers, and gains command of those powers.
He gets knowledge, he gets power. The powers of exposition and
application are as important as the power of acquisition and should
be trained as carefully.

The highest practical scholars must be well grounded in theo-
retical knowledge. There are enough studies of undisputedly and

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eminently liberal character to fill each curriculum of any institution
to repletion. Over crowding of studies tinges with vanity.

This institution stands for the conviction, in the words of Dean
Andrew Fleming West, "That the true utility is the long utility
which serves to make a whole life useful and that it is the end for
which men live that make men useful or useless ; * * that there
are College studies essential for all who take the College course, that
it is the completion of these which opens to the student the best all-
round view of the knowledge most serviceable for his whole after-
life, and that the idea of discipline and duty, in studies as well as in
conduct, underlie any real development or the one true freedom of
the human spirit."

Admission of Students.

Examinations for entrance to the various classes are held pre-
ceding Commencement and on the day preceding the opening of the
school year.

THE GENERAL REQUIREMENTS FOR ENTRANCE TO COU,EGE.

1. English Grammar, Elements of Rhetoric and the reading
and the study of the English Classics set by the Southern College
Association for the year 1910-11.

2. Arithmetic, Algebra through quadratics, Plane Geometry.

3. I/atin Grammar, four books of Caesar, six orations of Cicero,
four books of Virgil.

4. Greek Grammar, four books Xenophon's Anabasis.

5. History— United States, Hart's Essentials, History of Greece,
History of Rome, History of England.

6. Physiology, Physics, Physical Geography, Chemistry.
This is the work of a High School course of four years, and of

the College Preparatory course at Iceland in particular. It is twenty
units. The unit comprises one recitation period daily throughout
the year. It is the intention to keep the Grammar and High School
courses equivalent to the courses prescribed by the department of
Public Instruction of the State of Louisiana.

The satisfactory completion of the eight grades of a public
school course is required to enter the first year Normal or College

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Preparatory Course. Admission to higher classes will be permitted
only to those who have satisfactorily passed examinations in the
work already completed by the class they wish to enter.

General Rules.

It is assumed that all who enter upon the courses of study do so
for the purpose of acquiring an education not only of the intellect,
but also of character, The laws of the Institution are as few and
simple as the proper regulation of a community of young people will
permit. These laws must be observed not only in their letter, but
in their spirit. The atmosphere of the Institution is not that of
arbitrary restraint, but of reasonable conformity to reasonable laws.
Each student is distinctly placed upon his manhood, and if he
abuses his privilege in conduct, study or work, or work hour, after
reasonable caution, he must withdraw from the Institution. No
student will be retained who does not make progress in studies and
in morals.

No student who is deficient in rhetorical or class room work in
any term shall be eligible to the office of Manager or Director in any
student organization, or to be a member of any exhibiting organiza-
tion or any contesting athletic team during any subsequent term
until such deficiency is made up.

Unexcused absences from recitations count as zero in making up
the monthly averages; excused absences have half the effect in
lowering a student's standing; but a student may, at the option of a
professor, do supplementary work to obviate the effect upon his
standing of excused absences.

If a student is irregular in his attendance on the exercises of any
instructor, the instructor may impose extra work, and in case the

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absences exceed one-sixth of the exercises with that instructor, the
student is debarred from the regular examination, and must be re-
ported to the Faculty. Students are required to take up enough
studies to keep them, in the judgment of the President, sufficiently
employed, but will not be allowed to take up more or other than ;
they can study with profit. In all cases quality of work is esteemed
of more importance than quantity.

In all cases of absence from an examination due to whatever
cause, the deficiency must be made up as if it were a condition. In
no case is an examination granted a student in advance of the time
appointed for the examination of the class. A student, who at the
end of a term has conditions amounting to half the term's work or
more, may not graduate with his class.

The day students are required to attend morning prayers in the I
Chapel. All residing on the campus are required to attend the i
stated religious services. Absences from regular duties make the j
offender liable to discipline, which, in ordinary cases, shall be sus-
pension.

A student who has not completed his rhetorical work in any
term will not be permitted to enter upon any of the work of the
succeeding term until such deficiency is made up.

Any absence from a class exercise incurred in the three days be-
fore vacation or before or after a recess shall count as equivalent to
two absences incurred at any other time.

The President of the University will be in his office in the Main
Building at stated hours to confer with students who may desire ad-
vice or assistance.

All students of the University will room and board either on the
campus or with their parents or legal guardians in New Orleans, and
in immediate vicinity. No student is allowed to leave the campus at
any time without permission.

No person will be dismissed from the Institution in good stand-
ing who leaves it while under censure. Nor will any student be
graduated who has not discharged all his pecuniary obligations to
the Institution. No person is admitted to the University as a candi-

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date for the degree of Bachelor of Arts after the beginning of the
first term of the Senior year.

A candidate coming from an undergraduate class in an approved
institution may be allowed, at the discretion of the Faculty, to enter
this University, provided he presents satisfactory certificates from
his former institutions. No Certificate or statement as to work done
in his department is granted by any professor or instructor to an
undergraduate.

Expenses.

All instruction, except in Instrumental Music, is free.

Board, per week $3.00

Incidental Expenses, for day scholars, per month 1.00

Instrumental Music, for four weeks, with piano practice 3.00

Instrumental Music, for four weeks, without piano practice. ... 2.00
Board and Tuition, in Auxiliaries, per month 8.00

All University expenses must be paid in advance. Failure to
comply with this rule will deprive the student of the privileges of
the University until payment is made, unless excused by special vote
of the Faculty.

No student can take his place in his class until he presents a re-
ceipt from the office. No deductions for incidentals for less than
half a month, nor for board for less than two weeks. All students
are required, to perform daily one hour of some form of manual
labor under the direction of a teacher as a part of their payment for
board.

Rooms are furnished with bedstead, mattress, pillows, quilts,
chairs, tables, washstand, mirror, bowl and pitcher. Students must
provide themselves with sheets, pillow-cases, towels, napkins, hair
and tooth brushes. The wash-list of the articles of plain regular
wear received in the school laundry will be furnished each student.

The young women must be provided with water-proof umbrella,
over-shoes, work aprons. The young men should provide them-
selves with suitable apparel for the work hour, manual training,
shop and agricultural work.

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It is specially desired that the dress of the pupils shall be simple
and inexpensive. Parents and guardians are urged to co-operate
with the school in this direction.

Students are charged for any damage to their rooms or furniture,
whether it be done while they are present in the room or absent
from it, whether it be accidental or designed. Students must pro-
vide themselves with the required text books. All required text
books and stationery may be bought at the University book store for
cash at the regular school book, State-adopted price.

Auxiliary Schools.

In order to encourage the organization of local schools for
primary and grammar grade work, the University has made provision
for taking under its charge auxiliary schools in the vicinity of New
Orleans upon the following conditions :

1. That a property fairly valued at $2,000 shall be provided by
the trustees and kept in repair by them, with taxes, insurance and
incidental expenses paid

2. That the tuitions, to the amount of at least $1.00 per month
for each pupil, be reported and paid to the University before the 5th
of each school month.

3. That the course of study prepared by the Iceland Faculty for
use in preparatory schools, or "Iceland Academies," be adopted by
the school with such text books as are from time to time prescribed.

5. Graduates of the school will be received into the regular first
year normal class of the University without examination. The best
scholar in each graduating class will receive from the University a
prize of $1.00 per month, deducted from his first term bill, and the
second best scholar will receive a prize of 50 cents per month in the
same year. The Principal must in each case certify to the standing
of the first year normal pupils.

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Howe Institute.

The first auxiliary of Iceland University was established at New
Iberia, La., in 1890, for preparatory and grammar school work.

In 1905-6 the Sixth District Baptist Association erected a beauti-
ful three-story brick building costing $8,000.

At the head of this Institution has been placed Prof. Jonas
Henderson, M. A., who filled the chair of History and Mathematics
in the University for nine years. His ability as a teacher is well and
widely known. Mrs. Rebecca J. Henderson, a normal graduate of
Iceland University, is matron of the boarding department.

Leland Academy.

In November, 1892, the trustees of the Slater High School at
Donaldsonville, La. , made application for acceptance as an auxiliary
school, under the name of Leland Academy, and it was accepted by
our Board. Mrs. Osibin, a normal graduate of Leland University,
is the efficient Principal.

Monroe Academy.

Early in 1898 the Industrial High School at Monroe, La., was
admitted to affiliation with us, having given satisfactory evidence of
ability to meet our prescribed conditions. The Trustees have shown
commendable enterprise in securing a valuable property for the
school, and good work Is being done for industrial training. Large
classes are maintained in music and sewing. Prof. Madison J.
Foster, B. A., a graduate of Leland College, is the Principal.

Opelousas High School.

In February, 1902, the Opelousas High School formally made
application to become auxiliary to the Leland University. The school
is a new one and bids fair to be useful. Prof. Wiijjam W. Soi^f/te,
B. A., a graduate of our College, is the Principal.

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Central Louisiana Academy.

This well known school was founded under the charge of Prof.
Warner R. Wright. Two years ago he resigned. This school
has a large influence. It became auxiliary for the second time in
1902. Last year the school added a small, but excellent, private
church school to its roll.

Cheneyville Academy.

The Academy at Cheneyville for some time has been sending
well prepared students to the University. In 1902 it became auxili-
ary according to the prescribed conditions. The school is very well
equipped. Prof. Albert h. YaTES, B. A., of Iceland College, is
the Principal.

Bunkie Academy.

Houma Academy.

The Fifth District Association established the Houma Academy.
The building is in good condition. The Principal, A. J. Lagarde,
B. A., is doing very good service. The school has a good field. It
became auxiliary in 1902.

Israel Academy, Belle Alliance.

Minden Academy.

The Fourteenth District Baptist Association has established a
good school at Minden, Louisiana. The school became auxiliary in
1907, under Rev. P. P. MEU,ONf Th. B. Prof. C. F. Favier, a
graduate of Iceland, is Principal.

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College, Theological, Teachers' Training and College
Preparatory Department.

R. W. PERKINS, M. A., Ph. D., President,

PHILOSOPHY AND EDUCATION.

GEORGE H. FELTON, M. A., M. D., Principal,

NATURAL SCIENCE AND MATHEMATICS.

MRS. R. W. PERKINS,

HISTORY AND PEDAGOGY.

BERTHA M. ECKERT, B. A.,

MATHEMATICS.

AMELIA ROBERSON, B. A.,

ENGLISH BRANCHES.

MARY COTTON, M. A.,
GREEK AND MATHEMATICS.

MARTHA GRACE LANE, B. A.,

LATIN AND HISTORY.

J. HARVEY RANDALL, M. A.,
LOGIC AND SOCIOLOGY.

FRANK G. DAVIS, B. D.,

BIBLICAL INSTRUCTION.

LU ETHEL HEWITT.

MUSIC.
MRS. J. H. RANDALL,

ENGLISH BRANCHES.

SUMNER BANGS, B. D.,

MANUAL TRAINING.

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Names of Students,

GRADUATE STUDENTS.

Joseph S. Clark, B. A.,
Reuben U. Clark, B. A.,
Anderson Cheatham, B. A.,
Charles S. Collins, B. A.,
James L/. Crossley, B. A.,
Madison J. Foster, B. A.,
James M. Frazier, B. A ,
Moses Stroter Gordon, B. A.,
Josinia Ellen Henderson, B. A..
William Hicks, B. A., B. D.,
Joseph Harry James, B. A ,
Louise Isabella Kyzer, B. A.,
Benjamin Holbrook Kyzer, B. A.,
Adam Joseph Lagarde, B. A.,
E. Leonidas Mellon, B. A.,
Nannie Beatrice Outtz, B. A.,
Samuel Paul Nelson, B. A.,
Israel S. Powell, B. A.,
Ivillie A. Roberts, B. A.,
Walter George Sneed, B. A.,
William Wellington Solete, B. A.,
James D. Stewart, B. A.,
Albert L. Yates, B. A.,
John B. Yates, B. A.,

Baton Rouge, La.
Baton Rouge, La.
Shreveport, La.
Houma, La.
Ruston, La.
Monroe, La.
Junction City, Ark.
Algiers, La.
New Iberia, La.
Shreveport, La.
Evergreen, La.
Washington, D. C.
Washington, D. C.
Houma, La.
Detroit, Texas.
Monroe, La.
Arkadelphia, Ark.
Ruston, La.
Cheneyville, La.
Grambling, La.
Opelousas, La.
Gibsland, La.
Cheneyville, La.
Walnut Lane, La.

Theological Department.

SENIOR YEAR.

Adam Joseph Lagarde, B. A., Houma, La.

MIDDLE YEAR.
Rev. Edward Luke Brown, New Orleans, La.

Rev. Moses Stroter Gordon, B. A., Algiers, La.

*Rev. Frank Benj. Houston, B. A.
*Deceased.

IvEi,and University.

JUNIOR YEAR.

Rev. Jackson Acox,
Rev. Thomas Columbus,
Joseph Harry James, B. A.,
Rev. Charles Milburn,
Rev. Geo. W. Toney,

New Orleans, La.
New Orleans, L/a.
Evergreen, L/a.
New Orleans, L/a.
New Orleans, L/a.

Ministers' Department,

FIRST CI,ASS.

William Jerome Blair,
Rev. C. H. Crawford,
Rev. Joshua P. L/awson,
Rev. H. D. Parker,
Rev. I. H. Perkins,
Rev. S. F. Piercy,
Rev. J. H. Robinson,

James A. Bell,
Rev. R. C. Burton,
Rev. Henry Butler,
T. S. L/omax,
Rev. Randall Porter,

SECOND CLASS.

New Orleans, ha.
Mobile, Ala.
New Orleans, I/a.
Mobile, Ala.
New Orleans, L/a.
New Orleans, L/a.
Orange, Texas.

New Orleans, L/a.
Barnes, Miss.
New Orleans, L/a.
Galveston, Texas.
New Orleans, L/a.

PREPARATORY CLASS.

$. L/. Fox,

Rev. L/evi Gant,

Rev. A. Guillot,

Rev. Armstead Holmes,

Willis Moody,

Rev. David Norman,

MINISTERIAL STUDENTS IN OTHER DEPARTMENTS.

Charles W. Brooks, New Orleans, L/a.

Harvey Traver Butler, Arnaudville, ha.

Daniel H. Gordon, Algiers, ha.

Henry L/ewis, Olivia, ha.

John Mack, New Orleans, ha.

Gulf port, Miss.
New Orleans, L/a.
New Orleans, ha.
New Orleans, L/a.
New Orleans, ha.
New Orleans, L/a.

Leland University.

Hugh Alexander Rogers,

John W. Randall,

Van Stovall,

Christopher Columbus Smith,

Abraham Lawrence Simon,

Henry Thomas,

Monroe, La.
New Orleans, La.
New Orleans, La.
Fairmount, La.
New Iberia, La.
New Orleans, La.

Woman's Christian Workers' Class.

Mrs. A. Anderson,

Mrs. John Marks,

Mrs. L. Brown,

Mrs. Hannah Nelson,

Miss Charlotte Burleigh,

Mrs. Mary Powells,

Mrs. M. A. Cooper,

Miss Edna Pullin.

Miss Claudia Ethel Gates,

Miss Agnes Price,

Mrs. Sarah Germany,

Mrs. Mary E. Robinson,

Mrs. R. A. Gaines,

Mrs. M. Robinson,

Miss Virginia Heinz,

Mrs. S. Sawyer,

Mrs. Erne Hubbs,

Mrs. G. Tony,

Mrs. V. Jarvis,

Mrs. V. Tingle,

Mrs. Lavinia Johnson,

Mrs. E. J. Windsor,

Mrs. Virginia Lee,

Mrs. M. T. Wells,

Mrs. Sallie Lewis,

Mrs. Flora White,

Mrs. M. A. Lewis,

Mrs. A. A. Wilson,

Mrs. E. Major,

Mrs. Mary L. Williams.

College.

SENIOR CLASS.

Francis Marion Boley,

Monroe, La.

Robert Aaron Hall,

Fairmount, La.

Charles Henry Johnson,

Lavernia, Tex.

Abraham Lawrence Simon

, New Iberia, La.

JUNIOR CLASS.

De Witt Johnson,

Conroe, Tex.

Christopher Columbus Smith, Fairmount, La.

Eugene Tivola Taylor,

San Antonio, Tex.

Lei,and University.

SOPHOMORE CI,ASS.

Agnes Barkley,
Charles William Brooks,

FRESHMAN CI,ASS.

Sarah Bettis,
William Jerome Blair,
Viola Lulu Florie Chaplain,
Maud Wallace Labau,
Harriet Elizabeth Maxson,
Hugh Alexander Rogers,
Abbie Victoria Young,

New Orleans, La.
New Orleans, La.

New Orleans, La.
New Orleans, La.
Beaufort, S. C.
Baldwin, La.
Pearlington, Miss.
Monroe, La.
New Orleans, La.

Normal and College Preparatory,

FOURTH YEAR.

Viola Anderson,
Obadiah Barnes,
Matthew Harold Bowles,
Alice Campbell,
Robert Frederick Green,
Crispus Attucks Henderson,
John Thomas Bailer Labau,
Joseph Madison Martin,
Charles Boutelle Pierce,
William Burke Robertson,
Clara Olva Thomas,

THIRD YEAR.

Adelia Elodie Beattie,

Luella Breaux,

William Poplous Brown,

William Dostie lies,

Cassie Ann Locks,

Cordelia Hazel Helen Pleasant,

Charles Chester Robinson,

Ethel Valeria Ross,

Louise Beatrice Winchester,

New Orleans, La.
Monroe, La.
New Iberia, La.
New Orleans, La.
Gibson, La.
New Iberia, La.
Baldwin, La.
New Iberia, La.
New Orleans, La.
New Iberia, La.
Cheneyville, La.

Alexandria, La.
New Orleans, La.
New Orleans, La.
Kipling, La.
Opelousas, La.
Belle Alliance, La.
New Orleans, La.
New Orleans, La.
Cheneyville, La.

Lei.and University.

SECOND YEAR.

Octavia Irene Adams,
Joseph Alexander Beard,
Harvey Traver Butler,
Odessa Finnie,
Mattie Agnes Grigsby,
Alice Virginia Hynson,
Hilliard Kemper,
Ruth Odelia Kyzer,
Jesse Sellarce Morgan,
Janie Luvenia Peters,
Benjamin Porter,
Bertha Martael Randall,
Nicholas Nathaniel Smith,
Nannie Cecelia White,
Maud Rebecca Young,

John Casson Beatty,
Bessie Blackburn,
John Brooks,
Aaron Brown,
Laura Miller Brown,
Eliza Findrick Carlin,
Abram Aldmon Clubbs,
Carrie Ophelia Flood,
Gertrude Eleanor Guichard,
Lillian Edith Guichard,
Alice Lego Igy,
Edward Lear,
Phennie Alice Lee,
Alexander Lewis,
Henry Lewis,
Sandrall Elmer McMillan,
Odalie Beatrice Newman,
Permelia Lona Reed,

FIRST YEAR.

Logtown, Miss.
Patterson, La.
Arnaudville, La.
New Orleans, La.
Cheneyville, La.
Alexandria, La.
Alexandria, La.
New Orleans, La.
Junction, Ark.
Gainesville, Miss.
New Orleans, La.
Cheneyville, La.
Pearlington, Miss.
New Orleans, La.
New Orleans, La.

Alexandria, La.
Galveston, Tex.
New Orleans, La.
New Orleans, La.
New Orleans, La.
Cheneyville, La.
Alexandria, La.
Delhi, La.
New Orleans, La.
New Orleans, La.
New Orleans, La.
New Orleans, La.
Alexandria, La.
New Orleans, La.
Olivia, La.
Rayne, La.

East Baton Rouge, La.
Belle Alliance, La.

Leland University.

Julia Hazel Sawyer,
Irene Smith,
Johanna Doloris Smith,
Willie Dean Stemley,
Ida Elvina Taplett,
Amanda Waters,
Aleta Hortes Wells,
Cordelia Lillie Williams,
Emerson Milton Williams,
Laura Beatrice Williams,
Madeline Essie Williams,
peonies Wilturner,
Hiram Julius Workman,

New Orleans, La.
Monroe, La.
New Orleans, La.
Baton Rouge, La.
Houma, La.
Handsboro, Miss.
New Orleans, La.
Galveston, Tex.
Crawford, La.
Galveston, Tex.
Monroe, La.
Ridge, La.
New Orleans, La.

Teachers' Training- Class,

First Class, 1904.
Adam Joseph Lagarde, B. A.

*Filman Pericles Jackson,
♦Gilbert Somers Perez,
*Richard Lincoln Williams,
*Angie Florence Lewis,
* Samuel Paul Nelson,
*Eleonora Victorine Kyzer,

*Madison James Foster,
*Joseph Nicholas,
*Rosabella Hopes,
Joseph Walter Nelson,
*James Monroe Frazier,
Maud Bethinia Peyton.

Second Class, 1905.

*Nannie Beatrice Outtz,
* Aaron Hall,
Beatrice Gottlieb,
*Joseph Harry James,
Minnie Ada Peyton,
Christina Antoinette Duconge.

Third Class, 1906.

Lillie Belle Bryant, *Walter George Sneed,

♦Reuben Ulysses Clark, *William Wellington Solete,

♦Those starred have since been graduated from College with the degree of
Bachelor of Arts.

*John Bartholomew Yates,
♦Albert Leonidas Yates,
Bertha Finnie,
*Louisa Isabella Kyzer,
*Josinia Henderson,

Lei<and University.

Virginia Green,
Lydia Geneva Placide,
*Ivillie Arthesta Roberts,

James Ward.

Florence Anna Washington,

William Williams.

Evangeline Alston,
Amelia Bettis,
Mary Bush,
♦Ellen Carter,
Marteal Clark,
Gertrude Conerly,
Julia Featherstone,
Gussie Foreman,
Ida Frank,

Agnes Barkley,

De Witt Johnson,

Charles William Brooks
Maude Wallace Labau,

Fourth Ciass, 1907.

Nettie Giles,

Elijah Cheatham Hall,

William Bradderson Henderson,

*Benjamin Holbrook Kyzer,

Viola May Lawson,

Mattie Newman ,

Deinpsey Smith,

Arthur Lason Story,

*Alice Williams.

Fifth Ci,ass, 1908.

♦Abraham Lawrence Simon,
Christopher Columbus Smith.

Sixth Ci,ass, 1909.

Lawrence Lee,
Eugene Tivola Taylor.

Seventh Ci,ass, 1910.

Harriet Elizabeth Maxson,
Hugh Alexander Rogers.

*Ttiose starred have since been graduated from College with the degree of
Bachelor of Arts.

IvEland University. 35

uTtftrta-Ntntly Attmtal (Unmmttitmtnt,

m^ ir-10, 10H0.

ItpUimaa (fcrnfrrrri.

College Preparatory.

Maude Wallace Labau, Millie Randall,

Harriet Elizabeth Maxson, Mamie Frances Robertson,

Anna Lydia Mitchell, Hugh Alexander Rogers

Normal and Teachers' Training Class.

De Witt Johnson, Lawrence Johnson L,ee,

Eugene Tivoli Taylor.

Ministers' Class.

Jackson Acox, Charles Milburn,

Thomas Columbus, George W. Tony,

College.

DEGREES CONFERRED ON EXAMINATION.
BACHELOR OF ARTS.

Joseph Harry James, Benjamin Holbrook Kyzer,

Lillie Arthesta Roberts.

36 Leland University.

English Preparatory Department.

R. W. PERKINS, M. A., Ph. D., President,

PHILOSOPHY AND EDUCATION.

MRS. R. W. PERKINS, Superintendent,

HISTORY AND PEDAGOGY.

AMELIA ROBERSON, B. A.,

ENGLISH BRANCHES.

MARTHA GRACE LANE, B. A.,

HISTORY.

BERTHA M. ECKERT, B. A.,

ARITHMETIC AND HISTORY.

MRS. F. G. DAVIS,

ENGLISH BRANCHES.

SUMNER BANGS, B. D.,

MANUAL TRAINING.

JOSEPH HARRY JAMES, B. A.,
INSTRUCTOR IN ENGLISH BRANCHES.

ABRAHAM LAWRENCE SIMON,

INSTRUCTOR IN ENGLISH BRANCHES.

AARON HALL,

NIGHT SCHOOL.

COLUMBUS C. SMITH,

INSTRUCTOR IN ENGLISH BRANCHES.

EUGENE TAYLOR,

INSTRUCTOR IN ENGLISH BRANCHES.

DE WITT JOHNSON,

INSTRUCTOR IN ENGLISH BRANCHES.

Lei<and University.

CHARLES W. BROOKS,

INSTRUCTOR IN BNGUSH BRANCHES.

HUGH ALEXANDER ROGERS,

INSTRUCTOR IN BNGUSH BRANCHES.

Names of Students.

EIGHTH GRADE.

William Anderson,
Nancy Bissant,
Eugene Brown,
Victor Dubois,
Modesta Edwards,
Charles Elliot Freeman,
Beulah Igy,
John Johnson,
Venable Jones,
Leon Martin,
Adele Martinez,
Clarence McGraw,
Eddie Mire,
Fanny Soraparu,
Isom Wilkinson,
Levi Walker,
Beauregard Winfrey,

New Orleans, La.
New Orleans, La.
New Orleans, La.
New Orleans, La.
New Orleans, La.
St. Bernard, La.
New Orleans, La.
New Orleans, La.
Wallace, La.
New Orleans, La.
New Orleans, La.
New Orleans, La.
Union, La.
New Orleans, La.
New Orleans, La.
New Orleans, La.
New Orleans, La.

SEVENTH GRADE.

Lucille Banks,
Emma Bettis,
Sarah Brown,
Arthur Bundy,
Webster Brown,
Julia Britton,
Denise Carter,
Chestina Citizen,
Phyllis Cole,
Selena Cole,
Lillie Delmar,
Fred Dubois,
Wilbert Fisher,
Lenora Freed,

New Orleans, La.
New Orleans, La.
New Orleans, La.
New Orleans, La.
Alexandria, La.
New Orleans, La.
Pearlington, Miss.
New Orleans, La.
New Orleans, La.
New Orleans, La.
New Orleans, La.
New Orleans, La.
New Orleans, La.
New Orleans, La.

IvEIvAnd University.

Peter O. Grow,
Thomas Hawkins,
Adria Holly,
Nathaniel Jamison,
Malvina Jamison,
Cherodean Jones,
*Frances E. Jones,
Naomi Joseph,
Vanderbilt Kyles,
Olivia Lee,
Solomon Long,
Oliver C. Maxson,
Evans McGraw,
Sarah E. Piatt,
Curtis Pipkin,
James A. Porter,
Isabel Perry,
Susie Richardson,
Pearl Robinson,
Olear Slaughter,
Julia Sweeney,
Gilbert Smith,
*Van W. Stovall,
Oscar Thibodeaux,
Viola Towns,
Leo Vesha,
Maude Ware,
*Beulah Warren,
Octave Washington,
Charles Young,

New Orleans, La
New Orleans, La.
Lavacca, La.
New Orleans, La.
New Orleans, La.
New Orleans, La.
New Orleans, La.
New Orleans, La.
New Orleans, La.
New Orleans, La.
Monroe, La.
Pearlington, Miss.
New Orleans, La.
Springfield, La.
New Orleans, La.
New Orleans, La.
New Orleans, La.
New Orleans, La.
New Orleans, La.
Galveston, Tex.
Galveston, Tex.
New Orleans, La.
New Orleans, La.
New Orleans, La.
New Orleans, La.
Opelousas, La.
New Orleans, La.
New Orleans, La.
New Orleans, La.
New Orleans, La.

SIXTH GRADE.

Frances Adams,
Alnora Breaux,
Joseph Bruens,
George Carter,
Webster Caraway,
Georgia Cotton,
Essie Dickerson,
Martha Dillon,
Romalice Ellis,
Harry Ellis,
^Deceased

New Orleans, La.
New Orleans, La.
New Orleans, La.
Houma, La.
Houma, La.
Jonesville, La.
New Orleans, La.
New Orleans, La.
Saint Patrick, La.
Saint Patrick, La.

Lei<and University.

Beatrice Gardner,
Ulysses G. Gray,
Pearl Hill,
John C. Hobbs,
John Holly,
Clarence Jones,
Vivian Kelly,
Joseph Lynton,
Joseph Madison,
Vernisha Mann,
Arthur Monroe,
Virginia Murphy,
Alma Randall,
Fletcher O. Robinson,
Margaret Rouser,
Elizabeth Story,
Adeline Stephens,
Rebecca Tanner,
Inez Trent,
Estelle Williams,
Adeline Williams,
Matthew Willis,

New Orleans, La.
New Orleans, La.
New Orleans, La.
Alexandria. La.
Lavacca, La.
Wallace, La.
New Orleans, La.
New Orleans, La.
New Orleans, La.
New Orleans, La.
Albermarle, La.
New Orleans, La.
New Orleans, La.
New Orleans, La.
New Orleans, La.
New Orleans, La.
New Orleans, La.
Alexandria, La.
New Orleans, La.
New Orleans, La.
Moreland, La.
Hahnville, La.

FIFTH GRADE.

Beulah Aikin,
Bennie Allen,
Edward Anderson,
Anderson Augustus,
Ethel Banks,
Samuel Banks,
Ethel Butler,
Emile B. Brooks,
Elizabeth Columbus,
Joseph Davenport,
Paul Del mar,

William McKinley Edwards,
* Daniel H. Gordon,
Ethel Haynes,
Howard Haywood,
Logan Horton,
Willie Hunter,
Jessie Hynson,
*Deceased.

New Orleans, La.
Gibson City, La.
New Orleans, La.
New Orleans, La.
New Orleans, La.
New Orleans, La.
New Orleans, La.
New Orleans, La.
New Orleans, La.
New Orleans, La.
New Orleans, La.
New Orleans, La.
Raceland, La.
New Orleans, La.
New Orleans, La.
New Orleans, La.
New Orleans, La.
New Orleans, La.

Lei<and University

Lucille Jackson,
Juanita Jones,
Lillian Lewis,
Seth Lewis,
Irwin Marshall,
Arthur Martin,
Elsa Maxwell,
Eli Powell,
Julia Priestley,
Ruby Ranker,
Viola Richards,
Blaine Rollins,
Christine P. Robinson,
Sullivan Roussel,
James Smith,
Robert Warren,
Sidonia Williams,
Olivia Williams,
Sadie Willis,
Beatrice Woods,
D'Rother Young,
Celestine Zeno,

New Orleans, La.
New Orleans, La.
New Orleans, La.
New Orleans, La.
New Orleans, La.
New Orleans, La.
New Orleans, La.
New Orleans, La.
New Orleans, La.
New Orleans, La.
New Orleans, La.
Houma, La.
New Orleans, La.
Saint Patrick, La.
New Orleans, La.
New Orleans, La.
New Orleans, La.
New Orleans, La.
New Orleans, La.
New Orleans, La.
New Orleans, La.
New Orleans, La.

FOURTH GRADE.

Ora Brown,
Bertie E. Brooks,
Wm. Batchelor,
Bertha Black well,
Sylvester Carter,
Clarence Carter,
Benjamin Claiborne,
Viola Citizen,
Mary Davis,
Sidney Davis,
Cecil e Dixon,
Arthur Fletcher,
Lincoln Gray,
Mary Goldsmith,
Annie Graham,
Isaac Hart,
Leoda Haley,
Valena Harper,
Eugene Hatch,

New Orleans, La.
New Orleans, La.
New Orleans, La.
New Orleans, La.
New Orleans, La.
New Orleans, La.
New Orleans, La.
New Orleans, La.
New Orleans, La.
Hahnville, La.
New Orleans, La.
New Orleans, La.
New Orleans, La.
New Orleans, La.
New Orleans, La.
New Orleans, La.
New Orleans, La.
New Orleans, La.
Innis P. O., La.

Leland University.

Harry Henderson,

New Orleans,

La.

Rebecca Henderson,

Calliope, La.

August James,

New Orleans,

La.

Willie Johnson,

New Orleans,

La.

Arthur Jones,

St. Patrick P.

0.,

Missouri Joseph ,

New Orleans,

La.

Virginius Jones,

New Orleans,

La.

* Pearl Eva Jones,

New Orleans,

La.

Mitchell Lastee,

New Orleans,

La.

Willie Maker,

New Orleans,

La.

John Marks,

New Orleans,

La.

Gertrude Mitchell,

New Orleans,

La.

Andrew Moseley,

New Orleans,

La.

James Moore,

New Orleans,

La.

Levie Parker,

New Orleans,

La.

James Paul,

New Orleans,

La.

Henry Posley,

New Orleans,

La.

Pauline Ranker,

New Orleans,

La.

Elizabeth Reed,

New Orleans,

La.

Emanuel Rogers,

New Orleans,

La.

Lillie Shepherd,

New Orleans,

La.

Aaron Sutton,

New Orleans,

La.

Lawrence Smith,

New Orleans,

La.

Ernest Smith,

New Orleans,

La,

Lawrence Thomas,

New Orleans,

La.

Enola Trapagnia,

New Orleans,

La.

Geneva Taylor,

Raceland, La

Loretta Vining,

New Orleans,

La.

Ethel Ward,

New Orleans,

La.

THIRD GRADE.

Hosea Adicar,

Jeanerette, La.

Amy Alexander,

New Orleans,

La.

Louisa Bell,

New Orleans,

La.

E. Blackwell,

New Orleans,

La.

Cyril G. Brown,

New Orleans,

La.

Henry C. Brown,

New Orleans,

La.

Roberta Duplass,

New Orleans,

La.

Marie T. Hayden,

New Orleans,

La.

Acquila Jenkins,

New Orleans,

La.

Augustus Jones,

New Orleans,

La.

Emily Jordan,

New Orleans,

La.

♦Deceased.

La.

Lei,and University.

Earl Lovet,

New Orleans, La.

George Ranker,

New Orleans, La.

Thomas Smith,

New Orleans, La.

Eva Villavaso,

New Orleans, La.

Orleans Young,

New Orleans, La.

SECOND GRADE.

Julia Brooks,

New Orleans, La.

Willie Gray,

New Orleans, La.

Isabel Harris,

New Orleans, La.

Virtis Nelson,

New Orleans, La.

Willie Overstreet,

New Orleans, La.

Mary Powells,

New Orleans, La.

Joseph Simmons,

New Orleans, La.

FIRST GRADE.

Joseph Danner,

New Orleans, La.

Hilda Green,

New Orleans, La.

John Cahey,

New Orleans, La.

Blanche Jacobs,

New Orleans, La.

SPECIALS.

William Johnson,

New Orleans, La.

Mary Witt,

Shreveport, La.

Howe Institute,

NEW IBERIA, I,A.

Charlotte Allen,

Labadieville, La.

Francis Agobert,

New Iberia, La.

Daisy Avery,

New Iberia, La.

Mabel Avery,

New Iberia, La.

Clarence Avery,

New Iberia, La.

Beulah Baltaza,

New Iberia, La.

Theogean Ballard,

Church Point, La.

Joseph Baloney,

Orange, Tex.

Malinda Batson,

New Iberia, La.

Edgar Beagar,

Opelousas, La.

Armand V. Boutte

t, New Iberia, La.

Benson Boutte,

New Iberia, La.

Alice Brawn,

Lafayette, La.

Iris Brousard,

New Iberia, La.

George Brown,

Jeanerette, La.

Victoria Burton,

Rayne, La.

Grant Butler,

Tallien, La.

Lei,and University.

Octave C. Cambell,
Lillian Carson,
Matthew Chillis,
Anna Church,
Edward Columbus,
Villard Dallard,
Rosetta Davis,
Agnes Davis,
Elwood Delahoussaye,
Lawrence Delahoussaye,
Adeline Dickerson,
Gertrude Dominique,
Julius Dorion,
Mabel Dreden,
Henry Dutton,
Bennie F. Easter,
Gracie Eaton,
Alma Edmon,
George Edwards,
George Ellis,
Nettie Ferris,
Willie Frances,
Mamie Franklin,
Maggie Franklin,
Ellen Franklin,
Pollaud Fonteuot,
Annette Fontenette,
Lillian Ford,
Elise Ford,
James F. Garrett,
Elnora Garrett,
Delia Giles,
Beatrice Glenn,
Louise Godfrey,
Agnes Gray,
Alecia Griffin,
John Guidry,
Carrie Hall,
Odelia Hamilton,
Overton Harrison,
Winnie Henderson,
Naomi V. Henderson,
Fletcher M. Henderson,

Washington, La.
New Iberia, La.
Glencoe, La,
De Ridder, La.
Patterson, La.
New Iberia, La.
New Iberia, La.
New Iberia, La.
New Iberia, La.
New Iberia, La.
Labadieville, La.
New Iberia, La.
Breaux Bridge, La.
New Iberia, La.
Patterson, La.
New Iberia, La.
New Iberia, La.
Beaumont, Tex.
Bonimi, La.
Lake Charles, La.
New Iberia, La.
New Iberia, La.
Olevier, La.
Olevier, La.
Olevier, La.
Eunice, La.
New Iberia, La.
New Iberia, La.
New Iberia, La.
New Iberia, La.
Labadieville, La.
New Iberia, La.
New Iberia, La.
Lafayette, La.
Morgan City, La.
New Iberia, La.
New Iberia, La.
New Iberia, La.
New Iberia, La.
Teche, La.
Centerville, La.
New Iberia, La.
New Iberia, La.

Lei^and University.

Julia Henderson,
Colbertha Henderson,
Edward Henderson,
Jonas Henderson,
Lorenzo Hill,
August Hill,
Delia Hubbs,
Charles Hunter,
Osey Jackson,
Angelica James,
Orelia James,
Mattie Johnson,
Rufus Jon son,
Clarence Johnson,
Arthur Johnson,
Alberta Jones,
Elnora Jones,
Irene King,
Mary King,
Emily LeBlanc,
Louise Lee,
Louise Leonard,
Arthur Livingston,
Launette Livingston,
Euzie Locks,
Maggie Louis,
Bettie Jane Louis,
Sallie Lovett,
Lessie Lyons,
Lillie M. Marida,
Carrie Martin,
Louise McLoin,
Lydia Mitchell,
Noby Mitchell.
Peter Mitchell,
Isidore Mitchell,
Amy L. Moore,
Selena Morgan,
Semmy Morhead,
Ida Nelson,
Norma Olevier,
Elvina Owens,
Walter Owens,

New Iberia, La.
New Iberia, La.
New Iberia, La.
New Iberia, La.
New Iberia, La.
New Iberia, La.
New Iberia, La.
Lake Charles, La.
New Iberia, La.
New Orleans, La.
New Iberia, La.
Avoca, La.
Avoca, La.
Avoca, La.
New Iberia, La.
Rayne, La.
Belle Place, La.
Morgan City, La.
Morgan City, La.
New Iberia, La.
New Iberia, La.
Crowley, La.
New Iberia, La.
New Iberia, La.
New Iberia, La.
Berwick, La.
Loreauville, La.
Jeanerette, La.
Morse, La.
New Iberia, La.
New Iberia, La.
Crowley, La.
New Iberia, La.
Windom, La.
Wiudom, La.
Breaux Bridge, La.
Calumet, La.
New Iberia, La.
Kinder, La.
New Iberia, La.
Olevier, La.
New Iberia, La.
New Iberia, La.

Lei,and University.

Bernice O'Neil,
Mabel Petry,
Birdie Peters,
Edith Pharr,
Benjamin Placide,
Victoria Placide,
Sarah Randall,
Ida Reedom,
Felix Richard,
Oscar Riles,
Verna Richardson,
Willa Robinson,
Delia Robinson,
Lawrence Roberson,
Mossella Robertson,
Bennie Roy,
Bessie Reynaud,
Pinkey Reynaud,
Olevia M. Shepherd,
Victoria Simon,
John Simmons,
Clifton Simmons,
Amy Simmons,
H. D. Simms,
Ernest Smith,
Tessie L, Smith,
Agnes Solomon,
Thelma Spencer,
Herbert Spencer,
Lena Steves,
Enar Steves,
Joseph Thibodeaux,
Claudia Thibodeaux,
Clotilde Thibodeaux,
Augustin Thomas,
Laddie Thomas,
Katie Triche,
Ruth Turner,
Aaron Vallere,
Gabriel Vallere,
Edward Vincent,
Beatrice Vegurie,
Austeal M. Washington,

New Iberia, La.
New Iberia, La.
New Iberia. La.
New Iberia, La.
New Iberia, La.
New Iberia, La.
New Iberia, La.
New Iberia, La.
Youngville, La.
New Iberia, La.
New Iberia, La.
New Iberia, La.
New Iberia, La.
Avoca, La.
New Iberia, La.
New Iberia, La.
New Iberia, La.
New Iberia, La.
Labadieville, La.
Rust, La.
New Iberia, La.
New Iberia, La.
New Iberia, La.
New Iberia, La.
Lafayette, La.
Loring, La.
New Iberia, La.
New Iberia, La.
New Iberia, La.
Jeanerette, La.
Jeanerette, La.
New Iberia, La.
New Iberia, La.
New Iberia, La.
Crowley, La.
Dshotels, La.
Thibodaux, La.
Morgan City, La.
Rust, La.
Rust, La.
Jeanerette, La.
New Iberia, La.
New Iberia, La.

Leland University

Emma Washington,
Edna Washington,
Isabella Washington,
Samuel J. Washington,
Amanda Wells,
Ruth Williams,
Paul Williams,
Ernest Williams,
Clodice Wilturuer,
Aritile Wilturner,
Sherman Wilson,
Clarence Wise,
Lawrence Workman,

Avery Island, La.
Bunkie, La.
Berwick, La.
Breaux Bridge, La.
De Ridder, La.
New Iberia, La.
Tallien, La.
Patterson, La.
Ridge, La.
Ridge, La.
New Iberia, La.
Jeanerette, La.
New Orleans, La.

Monroe Academy,

MONROE, I<A.

Thomas Alford,
Roosevelt Anderson,
Minnie Barland,
Joseph Burton,
Katie Burton,
Lewis Breggs,
Chester Baily,
Mary Bass,
Leon Brown,
Luther Byrd,
Vidalia Clark,
Elizabeth Campbell,
John Cox,
Herman Carter,
Leola Chapman,
Birda Chapman,
Percy Chapman,
Rosa Clark,
Carrie Cleveland,
John Carter,
Harriet Chambles,
Luvonia Cokely,
Amanda Cyrus,
Willie Davenport,
Malcolm Davenport,
John Davis,

Mer Rouge, La.
Monroe, La.
Monroe, La.
Monroe, La.
Monroe, La.
Monroe, La.
Monroe, La.
Monroe, La.
Monroe, La.
Monroe, La.
Monroe, La.
West Monroe, La.
West Monroe, La.
Monroe, La.
Monroe, La.
Hale, La.
Hale, La.
Logtown, La.
Monroe, La.
Monroe, La.
Oak Ridge, La.
Monroe, La.
Brissle Ridge, La.
Monroe, La.
Monroe, La.
Monroe, La.

Lki,and University.

Zephyr Dorsey,
Emma Dillard,
Burna Davenport,
Leroy Evans,
Florence Franklin,
Evangeline Fields,
Emmaline Fountin,
Eugene Fountin,
Georgia Fountin,
Gertrude Flournoy,
Stella Gardner,
*Mary E. Garrison,
Luvenia Garrett,
Willie Gully,
Lena Gaines,
Georgia Gaines,
Ida Harris,
Evans Harris,
Maurice Harris,
Sarah Harris,
Joseph Harris,
Rosa Hunter,
Clara Hunter,
Emmaline Hays,
John Robert Hays,
Alice B. Hester,
Josephine Hester,
Luther Hester,
Leroy Hester,
John Hester,
Susie May Hobson,
Lilly Hudson,
Titus Hill,
Marie Hill,
Rev. W. W. Hill,
Eunice Hill,
Donaldson Hill,
Eula Hill,
Vennetta Hill,
James Hodge,
Dee Hodge,
Obra Hodge,
♦Deceased.

Monroe, La.
Monroe, La.
Monroe, La.
Oak Ridge, La.
Millheaven, La.
Monroe, La.
Monroe, La.
Monroe, La.
Monroe, La.
Monroe, La.
Monroe, La.
Mangham, La.
Oak Ridge, La.
Monroe, La.
Monroe, La.
Monroe, La.
Monroe, La.
Monroe, La.
Monroe, La.
Monroe, La.
Monroe, La.
Monroe, La.
Monroe, La.
Monroe, La.
Monroe, La.
Monroe, La.
Monroe, La.
Monroe, La.
Monroe, La.
Monroe, La.
Monroe, La.
Monroe, La.
Monroe, La.
Monroe, La.
Monroe, La.
Monroe, La.
Monroe, La.
Monroe, La.
Monroe, La.
Monroe, La.
Monroe, La.
Monroe, La.

Leiand University.

Lilly Jones,
Andrew Jackson,
Elizabeth Jackson,
Jurtha Johnson,
Jessie Johnson,
George Jones,
Moses Jones,
Luretta James,
Idonia Johnson,
Ethel Lee Johnson,
Anna Johnson,
Joseph Jenkins,
Fairbanks Jones,
Oscar Jones,
Henrietta Ketterly,
Emma Bell King,
Mattie Long,
Robert Lee,
William Lee,
Lucinda Miller,
Jessie Madison,
EHsha Moore,
William Montague,
Mamie Myles,
Idonia McClain,
Coral Moore,
Elijah Mays,
George McNeal,
Allen Mays,
Philip Mays,
Willie Mays,
Rosa Mays,
Nannie Page,
Rosetta Page,
Oliver Page,
Richard Patterson,
Grant Parker,
Mary Patterson,
Laura Powell,
L/illa Pierce,
Ruby Russell,
Eugene Robinson,
Eva Robinson,

Rotain, Ark.
Monroe, La.
Monroe, La.
Monroe, La.
Monroe, La.
Monroe, La.
Monroe, La.
Monroe, La.
Monroe, La.
Monroe, La.
Monroe, La.
Monroe, La.
Monroe, La.
Logtown, La.
Monroe, La.
Monroe, La.
Monroe, La.
Monroe, La.
Monroe, La.
Trenton, La.
Monroe, La.
Monroe, La.
Monroe, La.
Millheaven, La.
West Monroe, La.
Monroe, La.
Monroe, La.
Monroe, La.
Trenton, La.
Trenton, La.
Trenton, La.
Trenton, La.
Logtown, La.
Logtown, La.
Logtown, La.
Monroe, La.
Monroe, La.
Monroe, La.
Monroe, La.
Monroe, La.
Monroe, La.
Monroe, La.
Millheaven, La.

Lei,and University.

Charley Robinson,
Carrie Stevenson,
Mary Stark,
Christopher Smith,
Rachel Sandfur,
Blanche Star,
Julia Smith,
McKinley Strother,
Morris Smith,
Essie Sanders,
Jessie Sanders,
Mabel Simms,
Alice Simms,
Sidney Taylor,
Florence Thompson,
George Taylor,
Adelaide Taylor,
Mamie Whail,
Burus Williams,
Nellie Williams,
Griffin Wesley,
Loyd Williams,
Thelma Williams,
Josephine Wright,
Zola Young,

Delhi, La.
Monroe, La.
Monroe, La.
Monroe, La.
Tallulah, La.
Monroe, La.
Monroe, La.
Rayville, La.
Monroe, La.
Monroe, La.
Monroe, La.
Mer Rouge, La.
Monroe, La.
Monroe, La.
Monroe, La.
Monroe, La.
Monroe, La.
Logtown, La.
Monroe, La.
Monroe, La.
Monroe, La.
Monroe, La.
Monroe, La.
Mer Rouge, La.
Monroe, La.

Cheneyville Academy,

CHENBYVIU,E, I<A.

Stepson Anderson,
Estella Anderson,
Louisa Butler,
Etta Balard,
Willie D. Burr,
Adolph Burr,
Lawrence Brown,
Bertha Barnadore,
Octavia Blackman,
Geneva Bluestein,
Lottie Carlin,
Sallie Carlin,
James Carlin,
Virginia Compton,

Cheneyville, La.
Cheneyville, La.
Cheneyville, La.
Cheneyville, La.
Cheneyville, La.
Cheneyville, La.
Cheneyville, La.
Mooreland, La.
Longleaf, La.
Rapides, La.
Cheneyville, La.
Cheneyville, La.
Cheneyville, La.
Cheneyville, La.

LEiyAND University.

Florinda Compton,
Lessie Crittler,
Amanda Chambers,
Miller Chambers.
John H. Chambers,
Cora Crocket,
Myrtle Dodson,
Hubert Dodson,
Leota Dodson,
Klonora Dodson,
Jane Dabner,
Gertrude Gibbs,
Vernon Gibbs,
Greta Harris,
Mildred Hamilton,
Hannah Hirks,
Elizabeth Hill,
Henderson Hall,
Bffie Irving,
Flora Isles,
William Johnson,
Johnnie Johnson,
Ivettie Johnson,
Celia Johnson,
Joseph Jones,
Lillian Jones,
Elsie Johnson,
Cleopatra Joshua,
Bessie Johnson,
Leon Kenner,
Beatrice Kenner,
Octaveno Lawson,
James Mathews,
Mildred Morgan,
Caroline Morgan,
Annette Morgan,
Jeannette Morgan,
Bertha Middleton,
Mary McCray,
Beatrice Norris,
Martha Oliver,
George Oliver,
Gus Pharm,

Cheneyville, La.
Cheneyville, La.
Cheneyville, La.
Cheneyville, La.
Cheneyville, La.
Cheneyville, La.
Cheneyville, La.
Cheneyville, La.
Cheneyville, La.
Cheneyville, La.
Cheneyville, La.
Cheneyville, La.
Cheneyville, La.
Cheneyville, La.
Longleaf, La.
Cheneyville, La.
Cheneyville, La.
Cheneyville, La.
Cheneyville, La.
Longleaf, La.
Cheneyville, La.
Cheneyville, La.
Cheneyville, La.
Cheneyville, La.
Cheneyville, La.
Cheneyville, La.
Cheneyville, La.
Lake Charles, La.
Lafayette, La.
Cheneyville, La.
Cheneyville, La.
Cheneyville, La.
Cheneyville, La.
Cheneyville, La.
Cheneyville, La.
Cheneyville, La.
Cheneyville, La.
Cheneyvi'le, La.
Cheneyville, La.
Lamourie, La.
Cheneyville, La.
Cheneyville, La.
Cheneyville, La.

IvELAND University.

Rosa Pharm,
Richard Plummer,
James Plummer,
Philander Roberson,
Johannah Roberson,
Mary Riptoe,
John Roples,
Elizabeth Sanders,
Bertha Sanders,
Rebecca Stewart,
Isaiah Stewart,
Pearl Stewart,
Elise Sullivan,
Laulia Sullivan,
Martha Stewart,
Ellen Sweezie,
Edna Sweezie,
Lucille Segrove,
Sarah J. Strawta,
Harry Thompson,
William Umphrey
Ann Umphrey,
Martha Vann,
Cora Vann,
Lucress Williams,
Annistean Williams,
Cecelia Williams,
Ida E. Wade,
Eugene Wade,
James Winchester,
Malanchie Wilson,
Raymond Williams,
Corine Williams,
Lillian Washington,
Thomas Winchester,
Charley Washington,
Cornelia Winchester,
Anna Wriley,
Laura Williams,
Rosetta Williams,
Shelvy Wilkerson,
Violet Weinburg,
Susie C. Yates,

Cheneyville, La.

Cheneyville, I/a.

Cheneyville, La.

Eola, La.

Cheneyville, La.

Loyd, La.

Cheneyville, La.

Cheneyville, Iya.

Cheneyville, La.

Cheneyville, La.
Cheneyville, La.

Cheneyville, La.

Cheneyville, La.
Cheneyville, La.
Dermoth, Ark.
Cheneyville, La.
Cheneyville, La.
Cheneyville, La.
Cheneyville, La.
Cheneyville, La.
Cheneyville, La.
Cheneyville, La.
Cheneyville, La.
Cheneyville, La.
Lecompte, La.
Lamourie, La.
Clarksdale, Miss.

Leland University.

Seventh District High School,

OPELOUSAS, LA.

Eliner Allen,
Eva Allen,
Henry Allen,
Alexcenah Arcendeaux,
Octavia Ansolom,
Albertha Ballard,
Willie Berry,
Benjamin Boswell,
Beatrice Boswell,
Cephas Boswell,
Lawrence Boswell,
Sidney R. Brown,
Melvin Carrier,
Edna Chargois,
Westley Charles,
Lorenzo Cunningham,
Pliney Cunningham,
Ida Davis,
William Dauphin,
Rovelia Deselmore,
Ethel Deshotel,
John Deshotel,
Stella Deshotel,
Benjamin D. Donatto,
Edverta Fontenot,
Deola Frank,
Eva Geron,
Amelia D. Garlowe,
Illinois Glood,
Joseph Guillory,
Milton Green,
Leonard Hammond,
Isaac Irving,
Clara E. Johnson,
Joseph Johnson,
Fritz King,
Narcise Lacour,
Henry Leblanc,
Austin Ledoux,
William Lemelle,

Opelousas, La
Opelousas, La.
Opelousas, La.
Opelousas, La.
Opelousas, La.
Opelousas, La.
Canton, La.
Opelousas, La.
Opelousas, La.
Opelousas, La.
Opelousas, La.
Opelousas, La.
Opelousas, La.
Maurice, La.
Opelousas, La.
Opelousas, La.
Opelousas, La.
Opelousas, La.
Opelousas, La.
Opelousas, La.
Opelousas, La.
Opelousas, La.
Opelousas, La.
Opelousas, La.
Iota, La.

Belle Alliance, La.
Opelousas, La.
Iota, La.
Opelousas, La.
Opelousas, La.
Opelousas, La.
Opelousas, La.
Opelousas, La.
Opelousas, La.
Bunkie, La.
Opelousas, La.
Opelousas, La.
Opelousas, La.
Ville Platte, La.
Opelousas, La.

Lbi,and University.

William Lewis,
Bessie Lewis,
Talmage Locks,
Lulu B. Lyons,
Malvin E. Lyons,
Alfred Mark,
Ida McCoy,
Belton Moore,
Fuller Moore,
George Moore,
Kate Moore,
McKinley Moore,
Spurgeon Moore,
Leonard Newman,
Samuel Pierraugust,
John Peete,
Noel Petre,
Clarence Reedeau,
Bessie Robertson,
Hildevere Simms,
Lena Savon,
Lesby R. Solete,
Virginia Wheaton,
Josie Wilkinson,
Ralph White,
Alexander William,
Arthur R. Winfrey,
Bertha Young,
Garnet Young,
Viola Young,

Esther wood, La.
Opelousas, La.
Opelousas, La.
Opelousas, La.
Opelousas, La.
Opelousas, La.
Opelousas, La.
Opelousas, La.
Opelousas, La.
Opelousas, La.
Opelousas, La.
Opelousas, La.
Opelousas, La.
Opelousas, La
Opelousas, La.
Opelousas, La.
Opelousas, La.
Opelousas, La.
Opelousas, La.
Opelousas, La.
Opelousas, La.
Opelousas, La.
Opelousas, La.
Opelousas, La.
Opelousas, La.
Opelousas, La.
Opelousas, La.
Opelousas, La.
Opelousas, La.
Opelousas, La.

Bunkie Academy,

Jennie Antoine,
George Beverley,
Robert Beverley,
Alverta Butler,
Georgia Butler,
Maggie Bryant,
Columbia Brooks,
Sifronia Brooks,
Bessie Bobolet,

BUNKIE, LA.

Bunkie, La.
Franklin, La.
Bunkie, La.
Bunkie, La.
Bunkie, La.
Bunkie, La.
Bunkie, La.
Bunkie, La.
Bunkie, La.

Leiand University.

Grover Butler,
Fred Carter,
Ann Tee Cunnigan,
Calhoun Cunnigan,
Rufus Costou,
John Cabot,
Lucile Collins,
Helen Cheney,
Annie Carter,
Virginia Carter,
Jefferson Carter,
Eugene Crockit,
Ludilla Drew,
Arellia Dodson,
Clara Dodson,
Josephine Dodson,
Bernice Edwards,
Clarence Fobish,
Lue Bertha Foley,
Elijah Foley,
Charles Fisher,
Louisa Fisher,
Darus Fields,
Naddie Franklin,
Wesley Franklin,
Rosa Fisher,
Rathie Ford,
Sodonia Gills,
Kate Gonis,
Louvenia Garrett,
Gilbert Roy Gardner,
Janet Gills,
Theoda Griinble,
Armstead Grimble,
Clifford Gains,
Annie Gains,
Mary Glen,
Celestine Hodges,
John Hodges,
Sallie Heath,
Albert Hayward,
Mamie Hay ward,
Amanda Hay ward,

Bunkie, La.
Bunkie, La.
Bunkie, La.
Bunkie, La.
Bunkie, La.
Bunkie, La.
Bunkie^ La.
Bunkie, La.
Bunkie, Iva.
Bunkie, Iva.
Bunkie, Iva.
Evergreen, La.
Bunkie, La
Bunkie, La.
Bunkie, La.
Bunkie, La.
Eola, La.
Bunkie, La.
Bunkie, La.
Bunkie, La.
Haasville, La.
Haasville, La.
Bunkie, La.
Bunkie, La.
Bunkie, La.
Evergreen, La.
Bunkie, La.
Bunkie, La.
Bunkie, La.
Bunkie, La.
Bunkie, La.
Bunkie, La.
Haasville, La.
Haasville, La.
Bunkie, La.
Bunkie, La.
Bunkie, La.
Bunkie, La.
Bunkie, La.
Bayou Chicot, La.
Bunkie, La.
Bunkie, La.
Bunkie, La.

Lei*and University.

Charles Hayward,
Ellena Hayward,
Edna Hayward,
Wesley Hayward,
Fleekward Hayward,
Overton Hayward,
John Hayward,
Van Dain Hilts,
Lucile Henry,
Elvira G. Johnson,
Russell Jamerson,
Maddie Jamison,
Eunice Johnson,
Pearl Johnson,
Calvin Jones,
Ada Jackson,
Alistine Jackson,
Jessie Jackson,
Edith Louisa Johnson,
Mary Johnson,
Helen Johnson,
Mozel King,
Cephas Knoll,
Sifronia Knoll,
Francis Kiah,
Magnolia Lee,
Thornton T. Lewis, Jr.,
Mamie Lockett,
Ida Moore,
Manilla Moore,
Lillian A. McCain,
Maple Moore,
Mury J. Moore,
Gertrude Moore,
Ruffin Moore,
Frank McKiney,
Mattie Miles,
Peter Moore,
Grady Moore,
Mary Mirth Moore,
Buck O. McNeal,
Jimmie Moore,
Robert McCree,

Bunkie, La.
Bunkie, La.
Bunkie, La.
Bunkie, La.
Bunkie, La.
Bunkie, La.
Bunkie, La.
Bunkie, La.
Bunkie, La.
Bunkie, La.
Bunkie, La.
Bunkie, La.
Bunkie, La.
Bunkie, La.
Bunkie, La.
Bunkie, La.
Bunkie, La.
Bunkie, La.
Bunkie, La.
Bunkie, La.
Bunkie, La.
Bunkie, La.
Bunkie, La.
Bunkie, La.
Bunkie, La,
Bunkie, La.
Hamburg, La.
Bunkie, La.
Bunkie, La..
Bunkie, La.
Waxia, La.
Bunkie, La.
Bunkie, La.
Bunkie, La.
Bunkie, La.
Beaumont, Tex.
Bunkie, La.
Bunkie, La.
Bunkie, La.
Bunkie, La.
Evergreen, La.
Bunkie, La.
Evergreen, La.

Lei«and University.

Morant Mitchell,

Thomas Montgomery,

Viola Newton,

Rachel Pearce,

Cornelia Pierce,

Emma Prenell,

Felix Prescott,

Laura Powell,

William Ramsy,

Lawrence Robinson,

Lucile Robinson,

Sarnie Roberts,

Louisa Ross,

Emma Ross,

James Simpson,

Bertha Smith,

Rosa Snowden,

Beatrice Smith,

Flora Sidney,

Jessie Shelby,

Cora Smith,

Aubry Smith,

Rollin Smith,

Earl Robert Gillespie Thomas,

Mary Taylor,

Olivia Taylor,

Susan Van Dyke,

Bessie Van Dyke,

Bertha Van Dyke,

Charles Van Dyke,

Dalton Van Dyke,

Rebecca Ward,

Kizziah E. White,

Gertrude White,

Eddie J. White,

Ella Nora Washington,

Coil Watson,

Virginia Wheat,

Francis Williams,

Emanuel Wells,

Virginia Washington,

Laura Watson,

Bunkie, La.
Bunkie, La.
Bunkie, La.
Bunkie, La.
Bunkie, La.
Bunkie, La.
Bunkie, La.
Bunkie, La.
Evergreen, La.
Bunkie, La.
Bunkie, La.
Bunkie, La.
Bunkie, La.
Baton Rouge, La.
Bunkie, La.
Bunkie, i<a.
Bunkie, La.
Evergreen, La.
Bunkie, La.
Bunkie, La.
Bunkie, La.
Bunkie, La.
Evergreen, La.
Evergreen, La.
Bunkie, La.
Bunkie, La.
Bunkie, La.
Bunkie, La.
Bunkie, La.
Bunkie, La.
Bunkie, La.
Bunkie, La.
Bunkie, La.
Bunkie, La.
Bunkie, La.
Bunkie, La.
Bunkie, La.
Bunkie, La.
Bunkie, La.
Bunkie, La.
Bunkie, La.
Bunkie, La.
Bunkie, La.

Lbi,and University.

Lemoine Williams,
Rosella Wells,
Margaret Wells,
Virgie Wyckliffe,

Bunkie, La.
Bunkie, La.
Bunkie, Iya.
Bunkie, La.

Houma Academy,

HOUMA, I, A.

Ethel Allen,
Helen Anderson,
Benj. Allen,
Albertha Brown,
Joseph Butler,
Albertha Broomfield,
Samuel Bacon,
Annie Bacon,
Zenobia Bolden,
Isaiah Bolden,
Lillie Broomfield,
Calvin Blanchard,
Josephine Blanchard,
Willie Blanchard,
Gladys Bradley,
Florence Bolden,
Alice Braxston,
Albertha Campbel,
Joseph Campbel,
George Campbel,
Gladys Chapman,
Sarah Carter,
Lucinda Carter,
Elsie Carter,
Earl Carter,
Theodore Clark,
Karl Dicker son,
Dortha Dureson,
Olevia Douglas,
Emma Davis,
Oscar Davis,
Eva Davis,
Earl Dupont,
Leonard Dupont,
Newman Dumas,

Houma, La.
Houma, La.
Gibson City, La.
Houma, La.
Houma, La.
Houma, La.
Houma, La.
Houma, La.
Houma, La.
Houma, La.
Houma, La.
Houma, La.
Houma, La.
Houma, La.
Houma, La.
Houma, La.
Houma, La.
Houma, La.
Houma, La.
Houma, La.
Houma, La.
Houma, La.
Houma, La.
Houma, La.
Houma, La.
Houma, La.
Houma, La.
Houma, La.
Houma, La.
Houma, La.
Houma, La.
Houma, La.
Houma, La.
Houma, La.
Houma, La.

Lbi,and University

Josinia Davny,

Houma, La.

Heloise Eastern,

Houma, La.

John Ford,

Houma, La.

Blanche Ford,

Houma, La.

Eva Francis,

Houma, La.

Elridge Green,

Houma, La.

Viola Green,

Houma, La.

Mary Gilraore,

Houma, La.

Clarence Harper,

Houma, La.

Lottie Humphrey,

Berwick City, La,

Kate Hall,

Houma, La.

James Harris,

Houma, La.

Westley Hiet,

Houma, La.

Norah Jefferson,

Houma, La.

Alice Jackson,

Houma, La.

Albert Jackson,

Houma, La.

Frank Johnson,

Houma, La.

Viola Jones,

Houma, La.

William Lang,

Houma, La.

Theodore Lewis,

Houma, La.

Albert Lashley,

Houma, La.

Millard Lee,

Houma, La.

Henry Lee,

Houma, La.

Lowell Lagarde,

Houma, La.

Frank Mason,

Houma, La.

Cliffor Morris,

Houma, La.

Odeal Morris,

Houma, La.

William McGee,

Houma, La.

Kennard McGraw,

Houma, La.

Louise Mahoney,

Donna, La.

James Phenix,

Houma, La.

Frank Pulley,

Houma, La.

Elenora Pulley,

Houma, La.

Southern Ringgold,

Houma, La.

Chester Reese,

Houma, La.

Beatrice Rock ward,

Houma, La.

Martha Rockward,

Houma, La.

Eliot Sears,

Houma, La.

Antoine Stewart,

Houma, La.

Cloid Stoval,

Houma, La.

Maggie Smith,

Houma, La.

John L. Smith,

Houma, La.

Arabella Smith,

Houma, La.

Leland University.

Theresa Smith,
Julia Smith,
Willard South,
Ruby South,
Solomon Terry,
Edna Thibodeaux,
Fannie Thomas,
Hester Verrett,
Corean. Walis,
Kzekiel Walis,
Leonard Walis,
Hilda Williams,
Hershel Williams,
Fannie Williams,
James Williams,
Inez Young,
Deloris Young,

Houma, La.
Houma, La.
Houma, La.
Houma, La.
Houma, La.
Houma, La.
Houma, La.
Houma, La.
Houma, La.
Houma, La.
Houma, La.
Houma, La.
Houma, La.
Houma, La.
Houma, La.
Houma, La.
Houma, La.

Israel Academy,

BEU.E AI.IJANCE, LA.

Isetta Antwine,
Magnolia Arnold,
Odelee J. Alcorn,
Saddie Armstead,
C. J. Amos,
Mark V. Amos,
Felix Alcorn,
Vernon Armstead,
Joseph Alexander,
Laurence Angere,
Wesley Arnold,
Neoma Brown,
Melvin Barns,
Mary Batiste,
Albertha Benward,
Viola Black,
Bertha Bernard,
Claiborne Bernard,
Paul Bernard,
Oscar Brown,
Worn Bernard,
Saul Bias,

Belle Rose, La.
Belle Alliance, La.
Belle Alliance, La.
Belle Alliance, La.
Belle Alliance, La.
Belle Alliance, La.
Belle Alliance, La.
Belle Alliance, La.
Belle Alliance, La.
Belle Alliance, La.
Belle Alliance, La.
Belle Alliance, La.
Belle Alliance, La.
Belle Alliance, La.
Belle Alliance, La.
Belle Alliance, La.
Belle Alliance, La.
Belle Alliance, La.
Belle Alliance, La.
Belle Rose, La.
Belle Alliance, La.
Belle Alliance, La.

Lbi,and University.

Derance Boseman,
Laurence Batiste,
Leah Cole,
Fortina Cooper,
Wilbert Cammen,
Estella Davis,
Amanda Dandriage,
Bessie Dandriage,
Randle Dorsey,
Julia Dorsey,
Henry Dorsey,
Arthur Dugas,
Paul Deggs,
Almatine Dugas,
Einelda Frank,
Clara Fernandez,
Victoria Fernandez,
Alfred Frank,
Alvin Frank,
Camille Fernandez,
Leonard Green,
Rodney Gable,
Winster Gable,
Granville Green,
Clarence Green,
Williana Green,
Lizzie Ghant,
Gustavia Green,
Hattie Howard,
Elvi V. Hubbs,
C. C. Hubbs,
Clarence Hughes,
Rullie Harris,
Eddie Hunter,
Lillian Harris,
Florence Henry,
Clarence Isom,
Joseph Isom,
Larlie Joseph,
Ceolya Joseph,
Theresa Johnson,
Evelyn Johnson,
Theresa Joseph,

Belle Alliance, La.
Belle Alliance, La.
Belle Alliance, La.
Belle Alliance, La.
Klotzville, La.
Belle Alliance, La.
Belle Alliance, La.
Belle Alliance, La.
Belle Rose, La.
Belle Alliance, La.
Belle Alliance, La.
Belle Alliance, La.
Belle Alliance, La.
Belle Alliance, La.
Belle Alliance, La.
Belle Alliance, La.
Belle Alliance, La.
Belle Alliance, La.
Belle Alliance, La.
Belle Alliance, La.
Belle Alliance, La.
Belle Alliance, La.
Belle Alliance, La.
Belle Alliance, La.
Belle Alliance, La.
Belle Alliance, La.
Belle Alliance, La.
Belle Alliance, La.
Belle Alliance, La.
Belle Alliance, La.
Belle Alliance, La.
Belle Alliance, La.
Belle Alliance, La.
Belle Alliance, La.
Belle Alliance, La.
Belle Rose, La.
Belle Rose, La.
Belle Rose, La.
Belle Alliance, La.
Belle Alliance, La.
Belle Alliance, La.
Belle Alliance, La.
Belle Alliance, La.

Iceland University.

Alma Jones,
Arlasia Jones,
Lillian Joseph,
Arietta Joseph,
Klvin Joseph,
Mattie Kennedy,
Ollie Kennedy,
Zenobia Love,
Margie Lodrick,
Sidney Laurence,
Nolta LocJrick,
Louise Lodrick,
Julia Lawson,
Arthur Laurence,
Neola Landry,
Edna Landry,
Chester Laurence,
Alphonse Landry,
Ethel Landix,
Beatrice Louis,
Elsie Leah,
Corine Lee,
Nicholas Lodrick,
Clarence Leblanc,
Gustave Mitchell,
Robert Marselle,
John Molden,
Joseph Marshal,
Melvin Mitch el,
Ezekiel Minor,
McCurly Marterre,
Randolph Molden,
E. B. Madison,
Ida Martin,
Helen Molden,
Beatrice Merritt,
Debora Merritt,
Caroline Mitch el,
Maude Neil,
Joseph Nelson,
Wilton Orange,
James Orange,
Selena Osama,

Belle Alliance, La.
Belle Alliance, La.
Belle Alliance, La.
Belle Alliance, La.
Belle Alliance, La.
Belle Alliance, La.
Belle Alliance, La.
Belle Alliance, La.
Belle Rose, La.
Belle Alliance, La.
Belle Rose, La.
Belle Rose, La.
Belle Alliance, La.
Belle Alliance, La.
Belle Alliance, La.
Belle Alliance, La.
Belle Alliance, La.
Belle Alliance, La.
Belle Alliance, La.
Belle Alliance, La.
Belle Rose, La.
Belle Alliance, La.
Belle Rose, La.
Belle Rose, La.
Belle Alliance, La.
Belle Alliance, La.
Belle Alliance, La.
Belle Alliance, La.
Belle Alliance, La.
Belle Alliance, La.
Belle Rose, La.
Belle Alliance, La.
Belle Alliance, La.
Belle Alliance, La.
Belle Alliance, La.
Belle Alliance, La,
Belle Alliance, La.
Belle Alliance, La.
Belle Alliance, La.
Belle Alliance, La.
Belle Alliance, La.
Belle Alliance, La.
Belle Alliance, La.

Leuvnd University.

Saddie Oliver,

Edna Oliver,

Mabel Porter,

Gertrude Prean,

Julia Plummer,

Joseph Prean,

Milton Prean,

Rofemia Paterson,

Worn Porter,

Arthur Pleasant,

Oscar Pearly,

Edward Pearly,

Augustus Reed,

Ida Rose,

Katie A. Reamos,

Ann Robertson,

Birdie V. Robinson,

Girdie Robinson,

Hazel Reed,

Lottie Shield,

Lelia Severan,

Effemia Smith,

Theodocia Grace Sampson,

Solomon Shield,

Louis Simms,

Alex Sampson ,

Mabel Scott,

Luella Sampson,

Florence Sammons,

Beulah Sammons,

Matilda Simms,

Orelia Simms,

Ivarlie Smith,

Francis Simms,

Joseph Simms,

Irvin Smith,

Elsie Sherman,

Ella Sherman,

Laurence Severan,

Clarence Trophet,

Alsee Thomas,

Clarence Truxillo,

Albert Thompson,

Klotzville, La.
Belle Alliance, La.
Belle Alliance, La.
Belle Alliance, La.
Belle Alliance, La.
Belle Alliance, La.
Belle Alliance, La.
Klotzville, La.
Belle Alliance, La.
Belle Alliance, La.
Belle Alliance, La.
Belle Alliance, La.
Belle Alliance, La.
Klotzville, La.
Belle Alliance, La.
Belle Alliance, La.
Lauderdale, La.
Lauderdale, La.
Belle Alliance, La.
Belle Alliance, La.
Belle Alliance, La.
Belle Alliance, La.
Belle Alliance, La.
Belle Alliance, La.
Belle Alliance, La.
Belle Alliance, La.
Belle Alliance, La.
Belle Alliance, La.
Belle Alliance, La.
Belle Alliance, La.
Belle Alliance, La.
Belle Alliance, La.
Klotzville, La.
Belle Alliance, La.
Belle Alliance, La.
Klotzville, La.
Klotzville, La.
Klotzville, La.
Belle Alliance, La.
Belle Alliance, La.
Belle Alliance, La.
Belle Alliance, La.
Belle Alliance, La.

Lei<and University.

Mickie Toldman,
Olga Thomas,
Jessie Thomas,
Viola Trophet,
Ellen Turner,
Neola White,
Beatrice White,
Shedrick White,
Ellius Williams,
Milton White,
Roseline Woods,
Martha White,
Hazel Williams,
Lulu Washington,
Osama Williams,
Meshack White,
Brisco Williams,
Matthew Williams,
Eola Washington,
Maude Wills,
Lasair Williams,
Herbert Wills,
Andrew Williams,
Milton Yancy,
Hayes Yancy,

The Leland, Alexandria and Minden lists did not
arrive in time for insertion.

The next session begins Wednesday, October 5th, 1910.

64 IvEland University.

Summary.

College Graduates 24

Under Graduades 17

Theological Department 39

Night School 31

Women's Christian Workers' Class 30

Sloyd, Mechanical Drawing, Bench Work 151

Agriculture 17

Sewing 131

Teachers' Training Department 15

Normal and College Preparatory 66

English Preparatory :

Grade 8 \ . . 17

Grade 7 44

Grade 6 32

Primary Grades 123

Duplicates 341 —

Howe Institute

Iceland Academy

Monroe Academy

Alexandria Academy

Cheney ville Academy

Opelousas High School

Bunkie Academy

Houma Academy

Belle Alliance Academy

Minden Academy

Total... I

Other Academical Schools.

In addition to these Auxiliary Academies, there are under
Baptist State Convention, the District Association, and support*
the churches of these bodies, schools at Baton Rouge, Shreve]
Gibsland, Homer, Mansfield, Tallulah, Ruston, Franklin, Rayvi
with an enrollment of 1,539. There are also a great numbe
private schools held in Baptist meeting houses, some supporte
the State, but a great many supported by the churches, with a
large enrollment.

UNIVERSITY OF ILLINOIS

PRESIDENT'S OFFICE.

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CATALOGUE

Leland University.

1910-1911.

New Orleans, Louisiana.
Published by the University

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THE

Forty-First Catalogue

OF THE

Officers and Students

Leland University.

1910-1911.

New Orleans. Louisiana.
Published by the University

Atutmmmnttita.

Examinations for entrance will be held Tuesday, October 3d,
1911.

The College year begins on Wednesday, October 4th, 1911, and
Commencement week closes Wednesday, May 15th, 1912.

All communications should be addressed and all checks or
money orders for the institution should be made payable to Leland
University.

To reach the University, take a St. Charles Avenue Belt car,
getting off at Audubon Street, on St. Charles Avenue. The address
is L/eland University, New Orleans, Iya.

The members of the Faculty may be addressed in care of Iceland
University, New Orleans, Iya., or in care of their respective Acade-
mies.

The students of the University may be addressed in care of the
President.

The students of the various Academies may be addressed in care
of their respective principals.

JOHN HUMPSTONE, D. D., PRESIDENT,
27 Chambers Pj^ace, Brooklyn, N. Y.

JOHN MARKS, D. D., Vice President,
930 Felicity Street, New Orleans.

ARMAND ROMAIN, Esq., Secretary,
211 Camp Street, New Orleans.

Mr. WIZARD H. PLATT, Treasurer,
109 Duane Street, New York, N. Y.

Hon. T. J. Woodward, Chairman.
Hon. Don A. Pardee, LJv. D., Prof. I,. W. Wilkinson,

John Marks, D. D., Mr. A. T. Terry,

Hugh 1,. Suthon, Esq., James F. Pierson, Esq.,

Armand Romain, Esq., James H. Diixard, LJL,. D.

Pres. R. W. Perkins.

iFutattre (Bammttt?*.

John Humpstone, D. D., Chairman.
Mr. Wm. Hastings, Mr. J. W. Greene,

W. C. P. Rhoades, D. D., Mr. John H. Ireland,

Mr. W. H. Burger, Mr. Chari.es Frazier,

Mr. Wizard H. Pi,att, Mr. F. V. Dare,

Mr. Wm. McDonald, Mr. C. Ai,ex. Nelson.

®fje Hflarfc 0f ExuBtetB.

Class I.— Term Expires 1912,

Mr. W. H. Burger,
H. C. Cotton, D. D.,
Mr. Wm. M. Hastings,
John Humpstone, D. D.,
John H. Ireland,
John Marks, D. D.,
Mr. C. Alex. Nelson,
Hon. T. J. Woodward,

Brooklyn, N. Y.
Belle Alliance, La.
Brooklyn, N. Y.
Brooklyn, N. Y.
Brooklyn, N. Y.
New Orleans, La.
New York, N. Y.
New Orleans, La.

Class II.— Term Expires 1913,

Mr. F. V, Dare,
Mr. J. W. Greene,
Rev. J. B. Livingston,
Mr. Wm. McDonald,
Pres. R. W. Perkins,
Rev. James Roberson,
Armand Romain, Esq.,
Hugh S. Suthon, Esq.,

Brooklyn, N. Y.
Brooklyn, N. Y.
New Orleans, La.
Albany, N. Y.
New Orleans, La.
Darrow, La.
New Orleans, La.
New Orleans, La.

Class III.— Term Expires 1914.

James H. Dillard, Litt. D., LL. D.,

Mr. Charles Frazier,

Hon. Don A. Pardee, LL. D.,

Hon. James F. Pierson,

W. C. P. Rhoades, D. D.,

C. L. Roberts, D. D.,

Mr. Willard H. Platt,

Mr. a. T. Terry,

Prof. Levi W. Wilkinson, M. Sc,

New Orleans, La.
Brooklyn, N. Y.
New Orleans, La.
New Orleans, La.
Brooklyn, N. Y.
Cheneyville, La.
New York, N. Y.
New Orleans, La.
New Orleans, La.

3Far«Itu unit Slnatntrtnra.

R. W. PERKINS, M. A., Ph. D., President,

PHILOSOPHY AND EDUCATION.

GEORGE H. FELTON, M. A., M. D., Dean,

NATURAL SCIENCE AND ECONOMICS.

MRS. R. W. PERKINS,

SUPERINTENDENT NORMAL TRAINING.
HISTORY AND RHETORIC.

AMELIA ROBERSON, B. A.,

ENGLISH BRANCHES,

FRANK G. DAVIS, B. D.,

BIBLICAL INSTRUCTION AND GEOLOGY.

MRS. F. G. DAVIS,

ENGLISH BRANCHES.

JOHN R. HAGUE,

BIBLICAL INSTRUCTION.

MRS. JOHN R. HAGUE,
PRECEPTRESS.

CADYH. ALLEN, B. A.,

LATIN AND GREEK.

MRS. C. H. ALLEN, B. A.,

MATHEMATICS.

ETTA LILLIAN SIMPSON, B. S.,

HISTORY AND ENGLISH.

LUCINDA E. JEFFREY, B. A.,

ENGLISH AND LATIN.

Leland University.
LU ETHEL HEWITT,

MUSIC.

SUMNER BANGS, B. D.,

MANUAL TRAINING.

MRS. C. G. AHTEN,

STENOGRAPHER.

MRS. ALICE T. MORSE,

SEWING.

COLUMBUS SMITH,

INSTRUCTOR IN ENGLISH BRANCHES.

EUGENE TAYLOR,

INSTRUCTOR IN ENGLISH BRANCHES.

DEWITT JOHNSON,

INSTRUCTOR IN ENGLISH BRANCHES.

HUGH ALEXANDER ROGERS,

INSTRUCTOR IN ENGLISH BRANCHES.

ELIZABETH MAXSON,

INSTRUCTOR IN ENGLISH BRANCHES.

CHARLES WILLIAM BROOKS,

NIGHT SCHOOL.

MRS. M. E. SCOVILLE,

DOMESTIC DEPARTMENT.

MRS. G. H. FELTON,

LIBRARIAN.

Leland University.
JONAS HENDERSON, M. A., Principal,

HOWE INSTITUTE, NEW IBERIA.

EUGENIA KING,

MUSIC.
MAGGIE CHEATHAM,

ASSISTANT.

A. Iy. SIMON, B. A.,
ASSISTANT.

MRS. R. J. HENDERSON,

ASSISTANT AND MATRON.

EVELYN LOWERY, Principal,

LEI. AND ACADEMY, DONALDSONVILLE.

M. J. FOSTER, B. A., Principal,

MONROE ACADEMY.

HATTIE M. McGRAW,

ASSISTANT.

MRS. M. J. FOSTER,

ASSISTANT.
CENTRAL LOUISIANA ACADEMY, ALEXANDRIA.

WILLIAM W. SOIvETE, B. A., Principal,

OPELOUSAS HIGH SCHOOL.

MRS. W. W. SOIvETE,

ASSISTANT.

CHARLES A. MARTIN, Principal,

CHENEYVILLE ACADEMY.

J. D. THOMPSON,

ASSISTANT.

EMMA WILKERSON,

ASSISTANT.

Iceland University.
W. G. THOMAS, Principal,

BUNKIE ACADEMY.

MRS. W. G. THOMAS,

ASSISTANT.

J. D. THOMPSON,

ASSISTANT.

ABBIE YOUNG,

ASSISTANT.

A. J. LAGARDE, B. A., Principal,

HOUMA ACADEMY.

MRS. A. J. LAGARDE,

ASSISTANT.

VIOLA E. WRIGHT, Principal,

ISRAEL ACADEMY, BELLE ALLIANCE.

PHIIvOMENE JOSEPH,

ASSISTANT.

MRS. R. A. COTTON,

ASSISTANT.

H. C. COTTON, D. D.,

MUSIC.

J. A. MOORE, B. TH., Principal,

FOURTEENTH DISTRICT ACADEMY, MINDEN.

MRS. J. A. MOORE,

ASSISTANT.

MINNIE O. JONES,

ASSISTANT.

R. J. MCDANIEL,
ASSISTANT.

PLAN AND PURPOSE OF THE UNIVERSITY.

Iceland University was incorporated in 1870 under the provisions
of the Act of the Legislature of Louisiana, which reads :

"The purposes and objects of this corporation are the establish-
ment and maintenance of one or more Institutions of learning for
the education, under Christian auspices, of young men and women,
particularly for the training of preachers and teachers, and to receive
donations of property for educational purposes. * * * Inasmuch
as the welfare of society, and not for pecuniary gain, is the object of
this corporation, * * * the Trustees shall not have power to en-
cumber by mortgage the whole or any part of the property, nor to
use the principal of any endowment funds for the current expenses
of its work."

It is open to all persons who are fitted to enjoy its advantages,
without distinction of race or religious opinions.

During the summer of 1899, a gift of $25,000 for additional en-
dowment was made by Chas. M. Pratt, Esq., of Brooklyn, N. Y.

LOCATION.

The University is situated on St. Charles Avenue, between
Audubon Place and Audubon Street, nearly opposite Audubon Park.
No more beautiful or healthful location could be found in New Or-
leans, while its retirement from the crowded part of the city renders
it peculiarly adapted to study.

10 IvEi^and University.

The Manual Training- Shop is a frame building, fitted out with
fairly good equipment of hand-tools and a number of foot- power
machines.

ORGANIZATION.

The University comprises the following Departments :

1. The College offers courses of study leading respectively to
the degrees in Arts, Philosophy and Science, and is open to both
sexes.

2. The Normal Department is designed to fit students for teach-
ing, and offers instruction in pedagogy and practice teaching.

3. The College Preparatory is designed to fit students for Col-
lege.

4. The English Preparatory Department and Academies fit
students for the Normal School.

5. Instrumental Music is thoroughly taught. Fifty lessons in
Vocal Music, elementary principles and regular class practice are
given each year to all pupils.

6. The Manual Training Department comprises instruction in
Wood-working, Metal Work, Agriculture, Sewing and Domestic
Science.

7. Night School.

8. Woman's Christian Workers' Class.

9. The Theological School offers two courses :

I. Full and regular Theological instruction for College grad-
uates and those of equivalent attainments ; and,

II. A Minister's course, carefully prepared for Pastors.

DEPARTMENT OF INSTRUCTION.

THEOLOGICAL DEPARTMENT.

I. The Theological Course is intended for college graduates and
those of equivalent attainment, and requires three years' resident
work; in Old Testament and Related Subjects; in New Testament
and Related Subjects ; in Biblical Theology ; in Church History ; in
Systematic Theology and Ethics ; in Practical Theology. Diplomas
will be given only to those who have satisfactorily completed the
class room work in recitation from a standard text book, from the
lectures, and the requirements in examinations, in theses and in
sermons.

II. The Ministers' Course is so adjusted as to take a pastor at
any stage of his advancement and give him an indispensable course
of study in Rhetoric; in Biblical, Church and General History; in
the Books of the Old and New Testament in English in the order of
their relative importance ; in the Fundamental Doctrines ; in Sermon
Preparation and in Pastoral Duties.

A number of ministers have been enabled to enter the normal
and college courses from the help gained in the Ministers' Classes
and a few are preparing to enter the Theological Course.

12 IyEtAND University.

That denomination is in grave danger that does not require of
its ministers a knowledge of the contents of the Bible, of the system
of Christian truth, of the relations of Christian truth to the science
and philosophy of our day, of the history of the Church, of its polity,
government, discipline and public worship, of the principles of
Christian ethics and of the methods of religious education.

COI,I,EGE COURSE.

Freshman Year. I. Solid Geometry, Anabasis completed,
Virgil completed, History of Western Europe, Robinson; English
and Essays.

II. Iliad, Livy, Algebra, History of Education, Monroe; Eng-
lish and Essays.

Sophomore Year. I. Trigonometry, Demosthenes, Geology,
Civil Government, Essays.

II. Plato, Analytical Geometry or Surveying, Astronomy,
English Iviterature.

Junior Year. I. Plato, I/Ogic, Creighton; Economics, Bul-
lock; Evidences, Orations.

II. Psychology, Sully; Sociology, Ross; Ethics, Seth; New
Testament Greek, Orations.

Senior Year. I. Working Principles of Rhetoric, Genung;
Social Ethics, Cunningham; Introduction to Philosophy, Fullerton;
Biblical Literature .

II. Principle of Education, Laurie; History of Philosophy,
Alexander; Anthropology or Theism, New Testament Greek, Ora-
tions.

TEACHERS' TRAINING COURSE.

The Normal and Teachers' Training Course teaches the subjects
of a thoroughly organized secondary school and gives instruction by
critic teachers in the principles and theory of the educative process
in general and thirty periods of instruction in each of the grammar
school branches in particular, with instruction in class and school
management. Students are required to give one period a day in
practice teaching, under the supervision of the Superintendent of the
department, for one year. The course takes five years, the last year
ranking as the Freshman year in College. The completion of this

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course with satisfactory evidence of aptness to teach, and ability to
discipline, will be necessary to receive a Normal diploma. This
diploma, under specified restrictions, is recognized as a first grade
teachers' certificate by Legislative enactment.

First Year. English Grammar, completed; Manual Composi-
tion and Rhetoric; English Classics; Arithmetic, completed; Algebra,
Ancient History, First Year Latin, Manual Training or Sewing.

Second Year. Manual Composition and Rhetoric; English
Classics; Ancient History, completed; English History, Cheyney;
Algebra, through quadratics; First Year Latin, completed; Caesar;
Physical Geography, Manual Training.

Third Year. English History, completed, Cheyney; French
History; Caesar, completed; Catiline I; Physics; Botany; Review of
English Branches with instruction in Pedagogy of each subject.

Fourth Year. American History, Hart; Civil Government;
Plane Geometry, Wentworth; Cicero, completed; Virgil, begun;
Chemistry; Principles of Teaching; Practice Teaching; English
Classics.

Fifth Year. Solid Geometry, Wentworth; University Algebra;
History of Western Europe, Robinson; History of Educatiou, Mon-
roe; Practice Teaching; Principles of Education; English Literature
and Essays.

This course began in 1902 with twenty-seven students, six from
the College and the rest from the Normal. Thus far sixty-nine have
completed the course. The classes have numbered one hundred and
fifty.

The subject of education is further developed in the College by
studies in the Psychology and Philosophy of Education.

COU,EGE PREPARATORY.

First Year. English Grammar, completed; Manual Composi-
tion and Rhetoric and English Classics; Arithmetic, completed;

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Algebra, Wentworth; Ancient History; First Year Latin; Manual
Training or Sewing.

Second Year. Manual Composition and Rhetoric and English
Classics; Ancient History; Algebra, through quadratics; First Year
Latin, completed; Caesar; Physical Geography; English History,
begun, Cheyney; Manual Training.

Third Year. English History, Cheyney; Algebra, completed;
French History; Caesar, completed; Cicero; Physics; Beginner's
Greek; English Classics; Botany.

Fourth Year. American History; Civil Government; Cicero,
completed; Virgil, begun; Beginner's Greek, completed; Anabasis,
begun; Chemistry; Botany; English Classics and Essays.

The English and Manual Training Course is a course for
those unprepared for the other regular courses or for those who do
not wish to take the Teachers' Training Course or to go to College.
The substitute studies will begin in the third year of the regular
courses.

Grades 1-4. Reading; Writing; Oral Work in Numbers;
Grammar; Geography; Nature Work; Drawing; Memory Work;
Stories in Literature and Biography; Readers I-IV; Science Readers,
Murche I-III; Geography; Grammar, Mother Tongue No. One;
Spelling, Quincy Word List; Dictation; Letter Writing; Arithmetic;
Manual Training or Sewing.

Grade 5. Reading, No. V; Arithmetic; Geography; Grammar,
Mother Tongue No. One; Spelling; Science Reader No. IV, Murche;
Thirteen Colonies, Guerber; Writing; Drawing; Letter Writing;
Sewing or Manual Training.

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Grade 6. Arithmetic, continued; Geography; Reader, No. VI;
Grammar, Mother Tongue No. One, completed; How the United
States Became a Nation, Fiske; Science Reader No. V, Murche;
Spelling; Writing; Drawing; Sewing or Manual Training.

Grade 7. Arithmetic; Grammar, Maxwell*, Geography;
Science Reader No. VI, Murche] United States History, Morris;
Spelling; Drawing; Sewing or Manual Training.

Grade 8. Advanced Arithmetic; Grammar, Maxwell; Human
Physiology, Ritchie', Algebra; Agriculture, Duggar; English His-
tory, Guerber; Story of the Greek People, Tappan; English Clas-
sics; Spelling; Drawing; Sewing or Manual Training.

The competent completion of this course is required to enter the
College Preparatory and Normal Courses.

Along with these formal studies — the tools by the diligent use
of which a rational education is to be obtained through years of well
directed labor — the proper ideals should be so set forth that the pupil
may acquire moral insight, so that he may be consciously and with
clear intent righteous.

Language, literature, mathematics, natural science and history,
drawing, manual work and music represent the main varieties of in-
tellectual activity, the chief divisions of knowledge.

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The Academies are required to do as much work as is outlined
for the eight grades at the University Preparatory School. In all
cases the State-adopted books will be accepted as equivalent to the
books adopted above. The other books greatly enrich the course.

WOMAN'S CHRISTIAN WORKERS' CLASS.

This year Johnston's "Personal Work for Personal Workers, "
and the International Sunday School Lessons, and lectures, formed
the basis of instruction.

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Music. A four years' piano course ; studies ranging through
Duvernoy and Czerny to Bach's Well Tempered Clavichord ; other
musical material drawn from classic composers, from Lange, Gurlitt,
Burgmuller, to Mozart, Mendelssohn, Chopin and Beethoven. The
Piano Course is supplemented by a course in harmony, theory,
musical history and ear training. The diploma will be made con-
ditional upon the intelligent and satisfactory completion of this
theoretic work.

Manual Training is a careful and practical teaching of Sloyd
for the fifth, sixth and seventh grades. Mechanical drawing and
woodworking are required from the eighth grade, first, second and
third year College Preparatory and Normal boys. Every student
above these grades who has not taken the course is required to
spend one year in the Manual Training Shop. Elementary black-
smithing is given to the upper classes, with reference to practice in
actual life.

Domestic Science is taught in theory and practice. The girls
are given practical instruction in household duties and cooking.

Sewing is regularly taught through the eight grades and to the
first and second year Normal girls. The aim is to make them expert
in needle work.

A Night School is maintained for boys and men for six
months in the year.

The general principles of Agriculture are taught in the Normal
and College, illustrated by the cultivation of four acres of land and
by a small dairy.

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Public Worship. Regular Church Service is conducted on
Sunday morning in the College Chapel.

Special emphasis is given to Bible Study under the charge of the
Faculty. This year there were two volunteer classes in special
studies in the Greek Testament under the charge of the Professors.

There is a Literary Society, the Phii,omaThEan, composed of
the students, which holds weekly meetings for mutual improvement.
Under certain conditions and restrictions a portion of the essays,
declamations, orations and debates are credited in the Normal and
College work. The debates are intensive studies in some important
topic, in sociology or governmental policy, in politics or history, and
give abundant opportunity for literary research work, as well as
drill in logic and argument and public address. Well prepared
serious debate is a noble element in college training.

The Principal and Preceptress conduct evening chapel in their
respective halls.

The President is in the habit each year of reading with the
Senior College Class some book bearing on the studies of the term.

Bach year a course of study covering some book of the Bible, or
some Biblical subject, is completed. The students maintain a vol-
untary weekly prayer meeting, a regular Missionary Society, and
constitute a recognized branch of the National Society of Christian
Endeavor, with a regular Sunday evening service.

The degree of Master of Arts may be conferred only upon those
who hold a Bachelor's degree, in the liberal arts and sciences, from
this or another approved college maintaining similar standards of
liberal education, who shall have completed a course of liberal study,
under the direction of the faculty, sufficient in amount to constitute
an additional year of college work of advanced character. Particu-
lars may be learned by addressing the President.

Mr. J. S. Dickerson, of the "Chicago Standard," offers a prize
for the best essay in the Third Year Normal, for the next five years,
the topic to be chosen by the Professor of English in charge.

Rev. Dr. Joseph P. Phillips, a former Professor, Santa Rosa,
California, offers for the next five years an annual prize to the stu-

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dent in the Normal Training Course who shall show during their
course the most symmetrical growth in character and scholarship.

Mrs. Virginia Green Spaight, class '06, of New Orleans, La.,
offers for the next five years an annual prize for best scholarship in
the graduating class.

The University has a Library and Reading Room, which is sup-
plied with journals and periodicals. Additions were made as fol-
lows : A number of books of travel, papers, magazines, wall maps;
a complete set of the writings of George Lansing Raymond, LL. D.,
some fifteen volumes ; The Harvard Classics, fifty volumes ; Ency-
clopaedia Britannica, last edition ; a complete file of the Reports of
the Commissioners of Educatian of the United States since 1877 ;
some forty volumes from Berea College, and some thirty other vol-
umes on miscellaneous subjects in Science and Religion.

The University has a fine Geological Cabinet, consisting of min-
erals, ores and fossils. Besides a large collection of real fossils, it
has over one hundred casts of the fauna of the different ages.

Only a few type studies can be taught thoroughly. The present
clamant demand for manual, industrial, commercial or practical edu-
cation will certainly be pondered by a wise educator and proportion-
ately adopted. To make a student efficient is a great aim : to build
sterling character is a greater aim. The genuine teacher, whatever
his subject, will make efficient by building character. President
Henry Churchill King well says: "Do the two only really great
things one man can do for another ; bring to your pupils the conta-
gion of a high and noble life and bear honest, effective testimony of
your own best vision — that in which and by which you must live."

The method of instruction must be varied according to the na-
ture of the subject taught. A text-book should be used as a guide
and as a suggestion of the instruction to be imparted and the method
of doing so. The student should be held strictly accountable for the
text-book as to substance and order of presentation, but the instruc-
tion should go far beyond its limitations.

In advanced work, the branches must be presented practically,
comparatively, historically, with a view of leading the student to the
apprehension of the subject as a whole, and in its organic relations.

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True education is after all nothing but systematic study and
practice under guidance. The student learns something of what has
been done and thought in the world, he puts himself in some one
subject abreast of the accumulated wisdom of the past; he develops
and increases his own powers, and gains command of those powers.
He gets knowledge, he gets power. The powers of exposition and
application are as important as the power of acquisition and should
be trained as carefully.

This institution stands for the conviction, in the words of Dean
Andrew Fleming West, "That the true utility is the long utility
which serves to make a whole life useful and that it is the end for
which men live that make men useful or useless ; * * that there
are College studies essential for all who take the College course, that
it is the completion of these which opens to the student the best all-
round view of the knowledge most serviceable for his whole after-
life, and that the idea of discipline and duty, in studies as well as in
conduct, underlie any real development of the one true freedom of
the human spirit. ' '

Admission of Students.

Examinations for entrance to the various classes are held pre-
ceding Commencement and on the day preceding the opening of the
school year.

THE GENERAL REQUIREMENTS FOR ENTRANCE TO COU,EGE.

1. English Grammar, Elements of Rhetoric and the reading
and the study of the English Classics set by the Southern College
Association for the year 1911-12.

2. Arithmetic, Algebra through quadratics, Plane Geometry.

3. L/atin Grammar, four books of Caesar, six orations of Cicero,
four books of Virgil.

4. Greek Grammar, four books Xenophon's Anabasis.

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5. History— United States, Hart's Essentials, History of Greece,
History of Rome, History of England.

6. Physiology, Physics, Physical Geography, Chemistry.

This is the work of a High School course of four years, and of
the College Preparatory course at Iceland in particular. It is twenty
units. The unit comprises one recitation period daily throughout
the year. It is the intention to keep the Grammar and High School
courses equivalent to the courses prescribed by the department of
Public Instruction of the State of Louisiana.

The satisfactory completion of the eight grades of a public
school course is required to enter the first year Normal or College
Preparatory Course. Admission to higher classes will be permitted
only to those who have satisfactorily passed examinations in the
work already completed by the class they wish to enter.

Graduates of the Iceland Teachers' Training School will be ad-
mitted to the Sophomore Year of a corresponding course in the Col-
lege. Graduates from the Iceland College Preparatory will be ad-
mitted to a corresponding course in the College upon a diploma of
the school. Graduates from the affiliated Academies will be ad-
mitted to the Iceland Normal School without examination.

All students received upon certificate are regarded as in condi-
tional standing, and will not be matriculated, unless their work
during the first ten weeks of the term shows that their preparation
has been sufficiently thorough.

General Rules.

It is assumed that all who enter upon the courses of study do so
for the purpose of acquiring an education not only of the intellect,
but also of character. The laws of the Institution are as few and
simple as the proper regulation of a community of young people will
permit. These laws must be observed not only in their letter, but
in their spirit. The atmosphere of the Institution is not that of
arbitrary restraint, but of reasonable conformity to reasonable laws.
Each student is distinctly placed upon his manhood, and if he
abuses his privilege in conduct, study or work, or work hour, after
reasonable caution, he must withdraw from the Institution. No

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student will be retained who does not make progress in studies and
in morals.

No student who is deficient in rhetorical or class room work in
any term shall be eligible to the office of Manager or Director in any
student organization, or to be a member of any exhibiting organiza-
tion or any contesting athletic team during any subsequent term
until such deficiency is made up.

Unexcused absences from recitations count as zero in making up
the monthly averages ; excused absences have half the effect in
lowering a student's standing ; but a student may, at the option of a
professor, do supplementary work to obviate the effect upon his
standing of excused absences.

If a student is irregular in his attendance on the exercises of any
instructor, the instructor may impose extra work, and in case the
absences exceed one-sixth of the exercises with that instructor, the
student is debarred from the regular examination, and must be re-
ported to the Faculty. Students are required to take up enough
studies to keep them, in the judgment of the President, sufficiently
employed, but will not be allowed to take up more or other than
they can study with profit. In all cases quality of work is esteemed
of more importance than quantity.

The day students are required to attend morning prayers in the
Chapel. All residing on the campus are required to attend the

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stated religious services. Absences from regular duties make the
offender liable to discipline, which, in ordinary cases, shall be sus-
pensive.

A student who has not completed his rhetorical work in any
term will not be permitted to enter upon any of the work of the
succeeding term until such deficiency is made up.

The President of the University will be in his office in the Main
Building at stated hours to confer with students who may desire ad-
vice or assistance.

A candidate coming from an undergraduate class in an approved
institution may be allowed, at the discretion of the Faculty, to enter
this University, provided he presents satisfactory certificates from
his former institutions. No certificate or statement as to work done
in his department is granted by any professor or instructor to an
undergraduate.

Expenses.

All instruction, except in Instrumental Music, is free.

Board for the session, in advance $90.00

Board, per month of four weeks 12.00

Incidental Expenses, for day scholars, per month 1.00

Instrumental Music, for four weeks, with piano practice 3.00

Instrumental Music, for four weeks, without piano practice. . . 2.00

Board and Tuition, in Auxiliaries, per month 8.00

The school year is thirty-two weeks or eight months of four
weeks each.

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All University expenses must be paid in advance. Failure to
comply with this rule will deprive the student of the privileges of
the University until payment is made, unless excused by special
vote of the Faculty.

No student can take his place in his class until he presents a re-
ceipt from the office. No deductions for incidentals for less than
half a month, nor for board for less than two weeks. All students
are required to perform daily one hour of some form of manual
labor under the direction of a teacher as a part of their payment for
board.

Rooms are furnished with bedstead, mattress, pillows, quilts,
chairs, tables, washstand, bowl and pitcher. Students must provide
themselves with sheets, pillow-cases, towels, napkins, hair and
tooth brushes. The wash-list of the articles of plain regular wear
received in the school laundry will be furnished each student.

The young women must be provided with water-proof, umbrella,
over-shoes, work aprons. The young men should provide them-
selves with suitable apparel for the work hour, manual training,
shop and agricultural work.

It is specially desired that the dress of the pupils shall be simple
and inexpensive. Parents and guardians are urged to co-operate
with the school in this direction.

Auxiliary Schools.

In order to encourage the organization of local schools for
primary and grammar grade work, the University has made provision
for taking under its charge auxiliary schools in the vicinity of New
Orleans upon the following conditions :

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1. That a property fairly valued at $2,000 shall be provided by
the trustees and kept in repair by them, with taxes, insurance and
incidental expenses paid.

2. That the tuitions, to the amount of at least $1.00 per month
for each pupil, be reported and paid to the University before the 5th
of each school month.

3. That the course of study prepared by the Iceland Faculty for
use in preparatory schools, or "Iceland Academies," be adopted by
the school with such text books as are from time to time prescribed.

5. Graduates of the school will be received into the regular first
year normal class of the University without examination. The best
scholar in each graduating class will receive from the University a
prize of $1.00 per month, deducted from his first term bill, and the
second best scholar will receive a prize of fifty cents per month in
the same year. The Principal must in each case certify to the stand-
ing of the first year normal pupils.

Howe Institute.

The first auxiliary of Iceland University was established at New
Iberia, Iya., in 1890, for preparatory and grammar school work.

In 1905-06 the Sixth District Baptist Association erected a beau-
tiful three-story brick building costing $8,000.

At the head of this Institution has been placed Prof. Jonas
Henderson, M. A., who filled the chair of History and Mathematics
in the University for nine years. His ability as a teacher is well and

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widely known. Mrs. Rebecca J. Henderson, a normal graduate of
Iceland University, is matron of the boarding department.

Leland Academy.

In November, 1892, the trustees of the Slater High School at
Donaldsonville, I/a., made application for acceptance as an auxiliary
school, under the name of Iceland Academy, and it was accepted by
our Board. MiSS Evelyn Lowery, a normal graduate, is now
principal.

Monroe Academy.

Early in 1898 the Industrial High School at Monroe, La., was
admitted to affiliation with us, having given satisfactory evidence of
ability to meet our prescribed conditions. The Trustees have shown
commendable enterprise in securing a valuable property for the
school, and good work is being done for industrial training. Large
classes are maintained in music and sewing. Prof. Madison J.
FOSTER, B. A., a graduate of Leland College, is the Principal.

Opelousas High School.

In February, 1902, the Opelousas High School formally made
application to become auxiliary to the Leland University. The school
is a new one and bids fair to be useful. Prof Wiiaiam W. Soi,ete,
B. A., a graduate of our College, is the Principal.

Central Louisiana Academy.

This well known school was founded under the charge of Prof.
Warner R. Wright. Three years ago he resigned. This school
has a large influence. It became auxiliary for the second time in
1902.

Cheneyville Academy.

The Academy at Cheneyville for some time has been sending
well prepared students to the University. In 1902 it became auxili-
ary according to the prescribed conditions. The school is very well
equipped. Prof. Charges A. Martin, of Leland normal, is the
Principal.

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Bunkie Academy.

Houma Academy.

The Fifth District Association established the Houma Academy.
The building is in good condition. The Principal, A. J. IyAGARDE,
B. A., is doing very good service, and the school has a good field. It
became auxiliary in 1902.

Israel Academy, Belle Alliance.

The Israel Baptist Church of Belle Alliance, Rev. H. C. Cotton,
Pastor, has built a good school building and maintains a good corps
of teachers. Miss Vioi<a E. Wright is the Principal. The school
bids fair to be a very useful factor in promoting education.

Minden Academy.

The Fourteenth District Baptist Association has established a
good school at Minden, Louisiana. The school became auxiliary in
1907, under Rev. P. P. Mei^on, Th. B. Prof. J. A. Moore, B.
Th., is the present efficient Principal.

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College, Theological, Teachers' Training and College
Preparatory Departments.

R. W. PERKINS, M. A., Ph. D., PRESIDENT,

PHILOSOPHY AND EDUCATION.

GEORGE H. FEI/TON, M. A., M. D., Dean,

NATURAL SCIENCE AND ECONOMICS.

MRS. R. W. PERKINS,

SUPERINTENDENT NORMAL TRAINING.
HISTORY AND RHETORIC.

AMEIvIA ROBERSON, B. A.,

ENGLISH BRANCHES,

FRANK G. DAVIS, B. D.,

BIBLICAL INSTRUCTION.

JOHN R. HAGUE,

BIBLICAL INSTRUCTION.

CADY H. AUvEN, B. A.,

LATIN AND GREEK.

MRS. C. H. ALIvEN, B. A.,

MATHEMATICS.

IyUCINDA E. JEFFREY, B. A.,

ENGLISH AND LATIN.

ETTA WWJAN SIMPSON, B. S.,

HISTORY AND ENGLISH.

LU ETHEI/ HEWITT,

MUSIC.

SUMNER BANGS, B. D.,

MANUAL TRAINING.

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Names of

GRADUATE

Joseph S. Clark, B. A.,
Reuben U. Clark, B. A.,
Anderson Cheatham, B. A.,
James L. Crossley, B. A.,
Madison J. Foster, B. A.,
James M. Frazier, B. A.,
Moses Stroter Gordon, B. A.,
Robert Aaron Hall, B. A.,
Josinia Ellen Henderson, B. A.,
William Hicks, B. A., B. D.,
Joseph Harry James, B. A.,
Charles Henry Johnson, B. A.,
Louise Isabella Kyzer, B. A.,
Benjamin Holbrook Kyzer, B. A.,
Adam Joseph Lagarde, B. A.,
E. Leonidas Mellon, B. A.,
Samuel Paul Nelson, B. A.,
Mrs. L. D. Pruit, B. A.,
Ivillie A. Roberts, B. A.,
Abraham Lawrence Simon, B. A.,
Walter George Sneed, B. A.,
William Wellington Solete, B. A.,
James D. Stewart, B. A.,
Albert L. Yates, B. A.,
John B. Yates, B. A.,

Students.

STUDENTS.

Baton Rouge, La.
Crowley, La.
Shreveport, La.
Hope, Ark.
Monroe, La.
Baton Rouge, La.
Algiers, La.
Fort Smith, Ark.
New Iberia, La.
Meridian, Miss.
Macon, Mo.
Live Oak, Fla.
New Orleans, La.
Washington, D. C.
Houma, La.
Detroit, Texas.
Arkadelphia, Ark.
Monroe, La.
Cheneyville, La.
New Orleans, La.
Muskogee, Okla.
Opelousas, La.
Gibsland, La.
Gibsland, La.
Walnut Lane, La.

Theological Department.

MIDDLE YEAR.

Rev. Moses Stroter Gordon, B. A., Algiers, La.

JUNIOR YEAR.

Rev. Jackson Acox, New Orleans, La.

Rev. Thomas Columbus, New Orleans, La.

Rev. Charles Milburn, New Orleans, La.

Rev. George Washington Toney, New Orleans, La.

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Ministers' Department.

FIRST CLASS.

James Augustus Bell,
Rev. Charles H. Crawford,
*Rev. Joshua R. Lawson.
Rev. Arthur Paul Orlage,
Rev. Randall Porter,
Rev. Isaac Haywood Perkins,
Rev. Gloster Clinton Rounds,

PREPARATORY CLASS.

Anderson Augustus,
Rev. Nicholas Carter,
Everidge C. Cannon,
Rev. Benjamin Jacob Cole,
Rev. Silas L. Edinburgh,
Rev. David B. Fisher,
Rev. Harry J Gooden,
Joseph A. Grander son,
Armsted Holmes,
George W. King,
Willis Moody,

Rev. Benjamin Joseph Porter,
Rev. Gilbert W. Ross,
Rev. Anderson Jacob Thomas,
Rev. Moses Williams,
Percy F. Young,

New Orleans, La.
Mobile, Ala.

New Orleans, Iya.
New Orleans, La.
New Orleans, La.
Algiers, La.

New Orleans, La.
New Orleans, La.
Hearne, Texas.
New Orleans, I/a.
New Orleans, La.
New Orleans, La.
New Orleans, Iya.
New Orleans, La.
McDonoghville, La.
New Orleans, Iya.
New Orleans, La.
New Orleans, La.
New Orleans, La.
New Orleans, La.
New Orleans, La.
Biloxi, Miss.

MINISTERIAL STUDENTS IN OTHER DEPARTMENTS.

Rev. Charles W. Brooks,
Harvey Traver Butler,
Schuler Jackson,
Henry Lewis,
Robert Long,
♦Deceased.

New Orleans, La.
Arnaudville, La.
New Orleans, La.
Olivia, La.
New Orleans, La.

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John Mack,

Robert L. Randle,

Hugh Alexander Rogers,

Rev. Christopher Columbus Smith,

Edward Stuart,

William Willis,

New Orleans, La.
New Orleans, La.
Monroe, La.
New Orleans, La.
New Orleans, La.
New Orleans, La.

Woman's Christian Workers' Class.

Mrs. A. Anderson,

Mrs. Sallie Lewis,

Miss Clara Bailey,

Mrs. M. A. Lewis,

Miss E. Barney,

Mrs. E. Major,

Miss Bessie Bonner,

Mrs. S. E. McCoy,

Miss Charlotte Burleigh,

Mrs. H. A. Nelson,

Mrs. Jennie Brown,

Miss Lillie Philips,

Mrs. M. A. Cooper,

Miss Edna Pullin,

Miss M. R. Cumila,

Miss Agnes Price,

Miss Ellen Col well,

Mrs. Eliza Redd,

Mrs. Maria Fortier,

Miss Florence Rhodes,

Miss Claudia Ethel Gates,

Miss Wilhelmine Robinson

Mrs. Rebecca Garber,

Mrs. M. Robinson,

Mrs. Sarah Germany,

Mrs. Sophia Sawyer,

Miss Mathilda Harris,

Mrs. Geneva Stanley,

Miss Virginia R. Heinz,

Mrs. V. Tingle,

Mrs. Erne Hubbs,

Mrs. M. T. Wells,

Miss S. A. Jones,

Miss R. Williams,

Miss Rosetta Johnson,

Miss Ruth Wilson,

Miss Pauline Jackson,

Mrs. Mary L. Williams,

Mrs. Lavinia Johnson,

Miss Mary Winter.

College.

SENIOR CI,ASS.

Samuel Simpson Gray,
De Witt Johnson,
Christopher Columbus Smith,
Eugene Tivola Taylor,

New Orleans, La.
Conroe, Tex.
Fairmount, La.
San Antonio, Tex.

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junior CI,ASS.

Charles William Brooks, New Orleans, La.

SOPHOMORE CI,ASS.

Harriet Elizabeth Maxson, Abbeville, La.

Hugh Alexander Rogers, Monroe, La.

FRESHMAN CI* ASS.

Sarah Bettis, New Orleans, La.

Robert Frederick Green, Gibson, La.

Matthew Harold Bowles, New Iberia, La.

Alice Campbell, New Orleans, La.

Crispus Attucks Henderson, New Iberia, La.

Joseph Madison Martin, New Iberia, La.

Charles Boutelle Pierce, New Orleans, La.

Millie Randall, New Orleans, La.

SPECIAL STUDENTS.

Bessie Bonner, New Orleans, La.

Virginia Green Speight, New Orleans, La.

Normal and College Preparatory

FOURTH YEAR.

* Viola Anderson,

Luella Breaux,

William Poplous Brown,

William Dosite lies,

Cassie Ann Locks,

Cordelia Hazel Helen Pleasant,

Ethel Valeria Ross,

Myrtle Van Sweatt,

Octavia Irene Adams,
Adelia Elodie Beatty,
Harvey Traver Butler,
Hilliard Kemper,
Alice Virginia Hynson,
Janie Luvenia Peters,
Mamie Cecilia White,
♦Deceased.

THIRD YEAR.

New Orleans, La.
New Orleans, La.
New Orleans, La.
Kipling, La.
Opelousas, La.
Belle Alliance, La.
New Orleans, La.
Hot Springs, Ark.

Logtown, Miss.
Alexandria, La.
Arnaudville, La.
Bunkie, La.
Alexandria, La.
Gainesville, Miss.
New Orleans, La.

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SECOND YEAR.

John Casson Beatty,
Laura Miller Brown,
Abraham Aldmon Clubbs,
Lillian Edith Guichard,
Naomi Vallery Henderson,
Odalie Alice James,
Edward Lear,
Phennie Alice Lee,
Odalie Beatrice Newman,
Permelia Lona Reed,
Pinkey Florence Reynaud,
Irene Smith,
Johanna Doloris Smith,
Ida Elvina Taplett,
Cordelia Lillie Williams,
Teonies Wilturner,

William Peter Anderson,

Maria Louise Beatty,

Leroy Worth Brazier,

Octavia Theodosia Campbell,

Isaiah Simpson Chambers,

Julia May Clark,

Victor Dubois,

Charles Elliott Freeman,

Julia Norwissa Gardner,

Beulah Igy,

John Joseph Johnson,

Henry Lewis,

Clarence Clifton McGraw,

Leon Martin,

Paul Eddie Mire,

Julia Hazel Sawyer,

Fanny Alisia Sorapuru,

Isom Samuel Wilkinson,

FIRST YEAR.

Alexandria, La.
New Orleans, La.
Alexandria, La.
New Orleans, La.
New Iberia, La.
New Orleans, La.
New Orleans, La.
Alexandria, La.
East Baton Rouge, La.
Belle Alliance, La.
New Iberia, La.
Monroe, La.
New Orleans, La.
Houma, La.
Galveston, Tex.
Ridge, La.

New Orleans, La.
Alexandria, La.
Simmesport, La.
Washington, La.
Cheney ville, La.
Vicksburg, Miss.
New Orleans, La.
Plaquemine, La.
Monroe, La.
New Orleans, La.
New Orleans, La.
Olivier, La.
New Orleans, La.
New Orleans, La.
Union, La.
New Orleans, La.
Lucy, La.
Evergreen, La.

34 Leland University.

Corinne Lillian Augusta Williams, Cheneyville, La.

Emerson Milton Williams, Crawford, La.

Hiram Julius Workman, New Orleans, La.

Teachers' Training Class.

First Class, 1904.

Adam Joseph Lagarde, B. A.
*Filman Pericles Jackson, *Madison James Foster,

♦Gilbert Somers Perez, * Joseph Nicholas,

♦Richard Lincoln Williams, *Rosabella Hopes,

*Angie Florence Lewis, Joseph Walter Nelson,

♦Samuel Paul Nelson, * James Monroe Frazier,

♦Eleonora Victorine Kyzer, Maud Bethinia Peyton.

Second Class, 1905.
*John Bartholomew Yates, *Nannie Beatrice Outtz,

♦Albert Leonidas Yates, *Aaron Hall,

Bertha Finnie, Beatrice Gottlieb,

♦Louise Isabella Kyzer, ♦Joseph Harry James,

♦Josinia Henderson, Minnie Ada Peyton.

Christina Antoinette Duconge.

Third Class, 1906.

Lillie Belle Bryant, ♦Walter George Sneed,

♦Reuben Ulysses Clark, ♦William Wellington Solete,

Virginia Green, James Ward,

Lydia Geneva Placide, Florence Anna Washington,

♦Lillie Arthesta Roberts, William Williams.

Fourth Class, 1907.

Evangeline Alston, Nettie Giles,

Amelia Bettis, Elijah Cheatham Hall,

Mary Bush, William Bradderson Henderson,

♦Ellen Carter, ♦Benjamin Holbrook Kyzer,

Marteal Clark, Viola May Lawson,

Gertrude Conerly, Mattie Newman,

*Those starred have since been graduated from College with the degree
of Bachelor of Arts.

Leland University. 35

Julia Featherstone, Dempsey Smith,

Gussie Foreman, Arthur L,ason Story,

Ida Frank, *Alice Williams.

Fifth Ci,ass, 1908.

Agnes Barkley, * Abraham Lawrence Simon,

♦Christopher Columbus Smith,

Sixth Ci,ass, 1909.

*De Witt Johnson, Lawrence Ivee,

* Eugene Tivola Taylor.

Seventh Ci,ass, 1910.

Charles William Brooks, Harriet Elizabeth Maxson,

Maude Wallace L,abau, Hugh Alexander Rogers,

Eighth Ci,ass, 1911.

Sarah Bettis, Crispus Attucks Henderson,

Matthew Harold Bowles, Joseph Madison Martin,

Alice Campbell, Charles Bou telle Pierce,

♦Those starred have since been graduated from College with the degree
of Bachelor of Arts.

36 Lei,and University.

Sfarifettf Annual GLiimmtnttmnt,
lfi-18, 1310.

Stplnmaa (RtmUmb.

College Preparatory.

Obadiah Barnes, Crispus Attucks Henderson,

Sarah Bettis, John Thomas Labau,

Matthew Harold Bowles, Charles Boutelle Pierce,

Alice Campbell, William Burke Robertson,

Robert Frederick Green, Clara Olva Thomas,

Abbie Victoria Young.

Normal and Teachers' Training Class.

Charles William Brooks, Harriet Elizabeth Maxson,

Maud Wallace Labau, Hugh Alexander Rogers.

College.

DEGREES CONFERRED ON EXAMINATION.
BACHELOR OF ARTS.

Francis Marion Boley, Charles Henry Johnson,

Aaron Hall, Abraham Lawrence Simon.

MASTER OF ARTS.

Frank C. Long, B. A., class 1881.

HONORARY DEGREE OF DOCTOR OF DIVINITY.

Rev. Taylor Fryerson, Rev. Alfred Franklin Owens,

Rev. Charles Lueliot Roberts, Rev. John Marks, class '81.
Charles Lewis Fisher, B. A., M. A., College class '85.

Leland University. 37

English Preparatory Department.

R. W. PERKINS, M. A., Ph. D., President,

PHILOSOPHY AND EDUCATION.

MRS. R. W. PERKINS,

SUPERINTENDENT NORMAL TRAINING.
HISTORY AND PEDAGOGY.

AMELIA ROBERSON, B. A.,

ENGLISH BRANCHES,

ETTA LILLIAN SIMPSON, B. S.,

MATHEMATICS AND HISTORY.
MRS. F. G. DAVIS,

ENGLISH BRANCHES.

LUCINDA E. JEFFREY, B. A.,

ENGLISH BRANCHES.

SUMNER BANGS, B. D.,

MANUAL TRAINING.

CHARLES W. BROOKS,

NIGHT SCHOOL.
COL/UMBUS C. SMITH,

INSTRUCTOR IN ENGLISH BRANCHES.

EUGENE TAYLOR,

INSTRUCTOR IN ENGLISH BRANCHES.

DE WITT JOHNSON,

INSTRUCTOR IN ENGLISH BRANCHES.

CHARLES W. BROOKS,

INSTRUCTOR IN ENGLISH BRANCHES.

ELIZABETH MAXSON,

INSTRUCTOR IN ENGLISH BRANCHES.

HUGH ALEXANDER ROGERS,

INSTRUCTOR IN ENGLISH BRANCHES.

L,bi,and University.

Names of Students.

EIGHTH GRADE.

Emma Bettis,
Selena Cole,
Phyllis Cole,
Freddie Dubois,
Modesta Edwards,
Clara E. Johnson,
Naomi Joseph,
Adria Holly,
Solomon Long,
Adele Martinez,
Evans McGraw,
Curtis Pipkin,
Pearl Robinson,
Julia Sweeney,
Viola Thelma Towns,
Oscar Thibodaux,
Leo Vesha,
Octave Washington,
Maud Ware,
Charles Young,

New Orleans, La.
Kenner, La.
New Orleans, La.
New Orleans, La.
New Orleans, La.
Opelousas, La.
New Orleans, La.
Lavacca, La.
Monroe, La.
New Orleans, La.
New Orleans, La.
New Orleans, La.
New Orleans, La.
Galveston, Tex.
New Orleans, La.
New Orleans, La.
Opelousas, La.
Opelousas, La.
Opelousas, La.
New Orleans, La.

SEVENTH GRADE.

Arthur Bundy,
Biana Butler,
John W. Campbell,
George Carter,
Isaac C. Chapman,
Thomas B. Chapman,
Georgia A. Cotton,
Lillie Delmar,
Nellie Elmore,
Harry Ellis,
Romalice Ellis,
Ulysses Gray,
Thomas Hawkins,
Beatrice Hayes,
John C. Hobbs,
Eveline Henry,
John Holly,
Martha Jackson,

New Orleans, La.
New Orleans, La.
Austin, Tex.
New Orleans, La.
Lafayette, La.
Lafayette, La.
Jonesville, La.
New Orleans, La.
New Orleans, La.
St. Patrick, La.
St. Patrick, La.
New Orleans, La.
New Orleans, La.
New Orleans, La.
Alexandria, La.
New Orleans, La.
Lavacca, La.
Kenner, La.

Lki,and University.

Nathaniel Jamison,
Curtis Jones,
Joseph Ly n ton,
Allen Mandaville,
Vernisher Mann,
Rose Mayo,
Louis Morris,
Arthur Monroe,
Isabel Perry,
Jas. A. Porter,
Alma Randall,
Anabel Reed,
Fannie Ross,
Mabel Schiele,
Gilbert Smith,
Annie Tillman,
Beatrice White,
Emma Williams,
Matthew Willis,
Anderson Wilkerson,

New Orleans, La.
St. Patrick, La.
New Orleans, La.
Mobile, Ala.
New Orleans, La.
New Orleans, La.
New Orleans, La.
Albermarle, La.
New Orleans, La.
New Orleans, La.
New Orleans, La.
New Orleans, La.
New Orleans, La.
Frogmore, La.
New Orleans, La.
New Orleans, La.
New Orleans, La.
New Orleans, La.
Hahnville, La.
New Orleans, La.

SIXTH GRADE,

Edward Anderson,
Samuel Banks,
Ethel Banks,
Emile Brooks,
Emile Campbell,
Elizabeth Columbus,
Bradley Clark,
Selena Farrow,
Maud Fields,
Robert Franklin,
Helen Gray,
Logan Horton,
Edward Jimson ,
Vivian Kelly,
Seth Lewis,
Wilhelmina Matthieu,
Corinne Martin,
Sadie A. Page,
Anthony Poree,
Julia Priestley,
Blaine Rollins,

New Orleans, La.
New Orleans, La.
New Orleans, La.
New Orleans, La.
New Orleans, La.
New Orleans, La.
Grand Bayou, La.
New Orleans, La.
New Orleans, La.
New Orleans, La.
New Orleans, La.
New Orleans, La.
New Orleans, La.
New Orleans, La.
New Orleans, La.
New Orleans, La.
New Orleans, La.
New Orleans, La.
New Orleans, La.
New Orleans, La.
Houma, La.

I,Ri,and University.

Margaret Rouser,
Christine Robinson,
Fannie Simpson,
Albert Slacomb,
James Smith,
Herbert Spann,
Inez Trent,
Robert Warren,
Sadie Willis,
Estelle Williams,
Adeline Williams,
Louise Workman,
Lawrence Workman,

New Orleans, La.
New Orleans, La.
New Orleans, La.
New Orleans, La.
Hahnville, La.
New Orleans, La.
New Orleans, La.
New Orleans, La.
Hahnville, La.
New Orleans, La.
Elizabeth, La.
New Orleans, La.
New Orleans, La.

FIFTH GRADE.

Rosa Branich,

Ethel Butler,

Benj. Claiborne,

Margaret Crossley,

Viola Citizen,

Paul Delmar,

Cecile Dixon,

Wm. McKinley Edwards,

Bertha Evans,

Maranda Fisher,

Nathaniel Gardner,

Lincoln Gray,

Isaac Hart,

Leoda Haley,

Valena Harper,

Vinetta Holly,

Jessie Hynson,

Arthur Jones,

Virginia Jones,

Willie Johnson,

Edwin Johnson,

Mitchell Lastee,

Bessie Lenoir,

John Marks,

Susie Maxwell,

Andrew Mosley,

Jane Porea,

Ruby Ranker,

New Orleans, La.
New Orleans, La.
New Orleans, La.
New Orleans, La.
New Orleans, La.
New Orleans, La.
New Orleans, La.
New Orleans, La.
Lavacca, La.
New Orleans, La.
New Orleans, La.
New Orleans, La.
New Orleans, La.
New Orleans, La.
New Orleans, La.
Lavacca, La.
New Orleans, La.
St. Patrick, La.
New Orleans, La.
New Orleans, La.
Opelousas, La.
New Orleans, La.
New Orleans, La.
New Orleans, La.
New Orleans, La.
New Orleans, La.
New Orleans, La.
New Orleans, La.

Lei,and University.

Abbie Riley,
Mathilda Roussel,
Lillie Shepherd,
Edward Stovall,
Virginia M. Stovall,
Geneva Taylor,
Enola Trapagnia,
Alverta Villia,
Loretta Vining,
Lewis Webster,
D'Rother Young,

New Orleans, La.
New Orleans, La.
New Orleans, La.
New Orleans, La.
Tallulah, La.
New Orleans, La.
New Orleans, La.
Plaquemine, La.
New Orleans, La.
Crowley, La.
New Orleans, La.

FOURTH GRADE.

Hosea Adicar,
Louisa Bell,
Andrew Branch,
Bertie Brooks,
Sarah Brown,
Ora Brown,
George Brown,
Henry Brown,
Ethel Cornier,
Joshua Christian,
Henry Citizen,
Lucille Dixon,
Olivia England,
William England,
Mary Ferzande,
Marie Hayden,
Rebecca Henderson,
Susie Holly,
Philip Johnson,
Seolia Johnson,
Missouri Joseph,
Emily Jordan,
Cornelius Lee,
Earl Lovett,
Phalia Madison,
Willie Maker,
Henry Posley,
Pauline Ranker,
George Ranker,
Elizabeth Reed,

New Orleans, La.
New Orleans, La.
New Orleans, La.
New Orleans, La.
New Orleans, La.
New Orleans, La.
New Orleans, La.
New Orleans, La.
New Orleans, La.
New Orleans, La.
New Orleans, La.
New Orleans, La.
Humphreys, La.
Humphreys, La.
New Orleans, La.
New Orleans, La.
Tallien, La.
Lavacca, La.
New Orleans, La.
New Orleans, La.
New Orleans, La.
New Orleans, La.
New Orleans, La.
New Orleans, La.
New Orleans, La.
New Orleans, La.
New Orleans, La.
New Orleans, La.
New Orleans, La.
New Orleans, La.

Lexand University.

America Robinson,
Helen Maud Scott,
Maud Shaw,
Daniel Webster,
William Walls,
Edgar Williams,
Henry Young,
Orleans Young,

New Orleans, La.
New Orleans, La.
Lake Charles, La.
Donaldsonville, La.
New Orleans, La.
New Orleans, La.
New Orleans, La.
New Orleans, La.

THIRD GRADE.

Alex Baptiste,
Evelean Banks,
Julia Brooks,
Clarence Brooks,
Mildred Marie Brown,
John Coleman,
Mary Collins,
Julia Davis,
Sidney Francois,
William Garner,
William Gray,
Edward Richard Green,
Wilhelmina Holmes,
Lydia Justillian,
Ernest Keith,
Mary Lewis,
Nellie Lattimore,
William Lloyd,
Ethel Madison,
Virtis Nelson,
Alberta Snowden,
Carriola Smith,
Harry Washington,
Isabella Harris,

New Orleans, La.
New Orleans, La.
New Orleans, La.
New Orleans, La.
New Orleans, La.
New Orleans, La.
New Orleans, La.
New Orleans, La.
New Orleans, La.
Natal ban y, La.
New Orleans, La.
New Orleans, La.
New Orleans, La.
New Orleans, La.
New Orleans, La.
New Orleans, La.
New Orleans, La.
LaPlace, La.
New Orleans. La.
New Orleans, La.
New Orleans, La.
New Orleans, La.
Kenner, La.
New Orleans, La.

SECOND GRADE.

Elizabeth Clark,
Alberta England,
Sophie England,
Ethel Joseph,
Peter Preston Littleton,
Clarence Ross,
Daisy Williams,

Grand Bayou, La.
Humphries, La.
Humphries, La.
New Orleans, La.
New Orleans, La.

New Orleans, La.

Lei,and University.

FIRST GRADE.

Houston Dowe,
Lillian Franklin,
Hilda Green,
Cornelius Walker,

New Orleans, La.
New Orleans, La.
New Orleans, La.
New Orleans, La.

Howe Institute,

NEW IBERIA, I,A.

Beauregard Adams,
Francis Agobert,
Mabel Avery,
Daisy Avery,
Clarence Avery,
Roberta Bates,
Theogean Ballard,
Hattie Bell,
Albert Board,
Armand Boutte,
Benson Boutte,
Eva Boutte,
Lola Bowles,
Carrie Bozier,
Stella Brannon,
Zetna Briggs,
Iris Brousard,
Susanna Brousard,
Curley Brousard,
Clarence Brousard,
George Brown,
Henry J. Brown,
Anita Burke,
Grant Butler,
Cornelius Casamere,
Hattie Castillo,
Matthew Coillis,
Annie Church,
Ethel Clay,
Louis Coleman,
Edward Columbus,
Florida Columbus,
Christopher Columbus,
Rosetta Davis,

New Iberia, La.
New Iberia, La.
New Iberia, La.
New Iberia, La.
New Iberia, La.
New Iberia, La.
Church Point, La.
New Iberia, La.
Lafayette, La.
New Iberia, La.
New Iberia, La.
Roanoke, La.
New Iberia, La.
Jeanerette, La.
Jeanerette, La.
Beaumont, Tex.
New Iberia, La.
New Iberia, La.
New Iberia, La.
New Iberia, La.
Jeanerette, La.
Thibodaux, La.
New Iberia, La.
Tallien, La.
Louisa, La.
New Iberia, La.
Glencoe, La.
De Ridder, La.
New Iberia, La.
New Iberia, La.
Patterson, La.
Patterson, La.
Patterson, La.
New Iberia, La.

LEi<and University.

Agnes Davis,
Elwood Delahoussaye,
Gertrude Dominique,
Mabel Dreden,
Mary Dry f us,
Victoria Duchen,
Henry Dutton,
Bennie F. Easter,
Chester Eaton,
George Edwards,
George Ellis,
Edward Eugere,
Nettie Ferris,
Paulan Fontenot,
Jan Pierre Fontenot,
Annette Fontenette,
Elise Ford,
Lillian Ford,
Willie Francis,
Amelia Gallerson,
Emma Gallerson,
Elnora Garrett,
James F. Garrett,
Delia A. Giles,
Howard Glaze,
Virginia Green,
Elicia Griffin,
John Guidry,
Ned Hawkins,
Henry Hebert,
Antoine Hebert,
Jonas Henderson,
Julia Henderson,
Colbertha Henderson,
Edward M. Henderson,
Flather M. Henderson,
Winnie F. Henderson,
August Hill,
Ida Hill,
Lillian Hill,
Delia Hubbs,
Charles Hunter,
Samuel Hudson,

New Iberia, I/a.
New Iberia, La.
New Iberia, La.
New Iberia, La.
New Iberia, La.
New Iberia, La.
Patterson, La.
New Iberia, La.
New Iberia, La.
Bonami, La.
Lake Charles, La.
Thibodaux, La.
New Iberia, La.
Eunice, La.
Ville Platte, La.
New Iberia, La.
New Iberia, La.
New Iberia, La.
New Iberia, La.
New Iberia, La.
New Iberia, La.
Labadieville, La.
New Iberia, La.
New Iberia, La.
Lake Charles, La.
New Iberia, La.
New Iberia, La.
New Iberia, La.
New Iberia, La.
New Iberia, La.
New Iberia, La.
New Iberia, La.
New Iberia, La.
New Iberia, La.
New Iberia, La.
New Iberia, La.
New Iberia, La.
New Iberia, La.
New Iberia, La.
New Iberia, La.
Plaquemine, La.
Lake Charles, La,
Longville, La.

ICELAND UIVKRSITY.

Harry Huntsberrj7,
Angelica V. James,
Rums Johnson,
Mattie Johnson,
Clarence Johnson,
Elnora Jones,
Florence Joseph,
Priscilla Joseph,
Morris Kahn,
Cornelius King-,
Clobule Labove,
Elmira Ledbetters,
Moses Leroy,
Louise Lee,
Arthur Livingston,
Lounetta Livingston,
Enzie Locks,
McKinley Locks,
Maggie H. Louis,
Lillie Luckey,
Magdelina Mack,
Ida C. Mahoney,
Carrie Martin,
Vertna B. Miller,
Lulu Mitchell,
Nita Monna,
Selena Morgan,
Clotile Morris,
Semmy Morhead,
Amy L. Moore,
Lillian Myles,
Wesley Noah,
Vester Noah,
Bessie Noah,
Naomi Obbee,
Bernice O'Neil,
Walter Owens,
Elevina Owens,
Nolia Petry,
Victoria Placide,
Benjamin Placide,
Sarah Randale,
Ida Reedom,

Abbeville, La.

New Orleans, La.

Avoca, La.

Belle Place, La.

New Iberia, La.

New Iberia, La.
Maurice, La.

New Iberia, La.
Abbeville, La.
New Iberia, La.
New Iberia, La.
New Iberia, La.
New Iberia, La.
New Iberia, La.
New Iberia, La.
New Iberia, La.
Longville, La.
Patterson, La.
New Iberia, La.
New Iberia, La.
De Ridder, La.
New Iberia, La.
New Iberia, La.
New Iberia, La.
Kinder, La.
Calumet, La.
New Iberia, La.
New Iberia, La.
New Iberia, La.
New Iberia, La.
New Iberia, La.
New Iberia, La.
New Iberia, La.
New Iberia, La.
New Iberia, La.
New Iberia, La.
New Iberia, La.
New Iberia, La.
Adline, La.

Lei,and University.

Bessie Reynaud,
Verna Richardson,
Felix Richard,
Rena Richard,
Oscar Riles,
Lawrence Roberson,
Delia Roberson,
Willa Roberson,
Mozella Roberson,
Louise Rochelle,
Ruther Roberson,
Bennie Roy,
Olevia M. Shephard,
Victoria Simon,
Amy Simmons,
Clifton Simmons,
Johnnie Simmons,
Alfred Simmons,
Louise Solomon,
Agnes Solomon,
Margaret Spencer,
Thelma Spencer,
Herbert Spencer,
Maggie Stafford,
Cornelius Steverson,
Clodia Thibadeaux,
Clotile Thibadeaux,
Joseph Thibadeaux,
Emma Thibadeaux,
Robert Thompson,
James Thomas,
Emma Thomas,
Louise Tilpore,
Ovey Toby,
Katie Triche,
Ruth A. Turner,
Beatrice Viguerie,
Edna Washington,
Emma Washington,
Isabelle Washington,
Celestine Whitt,
Amanda Wells,
Ruth G. Williams,

New Iberia, La.
New Iberia, La.
Youngville, La.
Youngville, La.
Teche, La.
Avoca, La.
New Iberia, La.
New Iberia, La.
New Iberia, La.
Patterson, La.
Berwick, La.
New Iberia, La.
Labadieville, La.
New Iberia, La.
New Iberia, La.
New Iberia, La.
New Iberia, La.
New Iberia, La.
New Iberia, La.
New Iberia, La.
New Iberia, La.
New Iberia, La.
New Iberia, La.
New Iberia, La.
Adline, La.
New Iberia, La.
New Iberia, La.
New Iberia, La.
New Iberia, La.
Adline, La.
Adline, La.
New Iberia, La.
New Iberia, La.
Gueydan, La.
Tallien, La.
Berwick, La.
New Iberia, La.
Bunkie, La.
Avery Island, La.
Berwick, La.
New Iberia, La.
De Ridder, La.
Patterson, La.

Lei.and University.

John Williams,
Ernest J. Williams,
Paul Williams,
Beatrice Williams,
Sherman Wilson,
Artile Wilturner,
Florence Wood fork,
Valena Zehner,

New Iberia, La.
Patterson, La.
Labadieville, La.
New Iberia, La.
New Iberia, La.
Ridge, La.
New Iberia, La.
New Iberia, La.

Monroe Academy,

MONROE, I, A.

Alice Atkins,
Helen Atkins,
Zeola Aker,
James Allen,
Olla Brooks,
Ceola Bates,
William Brown,
Margaret Brown,
Bennie Brown,
Clara Brown,
Lillie Brown,
Mose Brown,
Leon Brown,
Joseph Burton,
Katie Burton,
Luther Byrd,
Toney Byrd,
Olevet Ballard,
Atlay Ballard,
Lela Bridgits,
Louis Briggs,
Christina Bell,
Anna Butler,
Lucy Brigham,
John Cox,
Leola Cox,
Mary Cox,
Verdalia Clark,
Berda Chapman,
Percy Chapman,
Roberta Colbert,

Monroe, La.
Monroe, La.
Monroe, La.
Monroe, La.
Monroe, La.
Monroe, La.
Monroe, La.
Monroe, La.
Monroe, La.
Monroe, La.
Monroe, La.
Monroe, La.
Monroe, La.
Monroe, La.
Monroe, La.
Monroe, La.
Monroe, La.
Monroe, La.
Monroe, La.
Monroe, La.
Monroe, La.
Monroe, La.
Monroe, La.
Monroe, La.
West Monroe, La.
West Monroe, La.
West Monroe, La.
Monroe, La.
Hale, La.
Hale, La.
Monroe, La.

IvEi^and University.

Orell Carvener,
John Davis,
Emma Dillard,
Carretta Drew,
Nellie Douglas,
Willie Drummer,
Biddie Dunn,
Mary Davenport,
Leoni Davenport,
Beatrice Decatur,
Guy Fritch,
Blanche Fritch,
Emma Fritch,
Georgia Fountin,
Emmaline Fountain,
James Going,
Elaine Fountin,
Stella Gardner,
Linten Grayson,
Georgia Gains,
Rena Gains,
Mary Gaar,
Rosa McNeal Griggs,
Dee Hodge,
Aubry Hodge,
Willis Hodge,
James Hodge,
Veanetta Hill,
Eunice Hill,
Eula Hill,
Donaldson Hill,
Titus Hill,
Marie Hill,
Everline Hays,
John Robert Hays,
Clara Hunter,
Sarah Harris,
Marie Harris,
Clarence Harris,
Annie Louise Harris,
Ida Harris,
Even Harris,
Luther Hester,

Monroe, La.
Monroe, La.
Monroe, La.
Monroe, La.
Lucknow, La.
Monroe, I/a.
Monroe, La.
Monroe, La.
Monroe, La.
Monroe, La.
Monroe, La.
Monroe, La.
Monroe, La.
Monroe, La.
Monroe, La.
Monroe, La.
Monroe, La.
Monroe, La.
Monroe, La.
Monroe, La.
Monroe, La.
Ruston, La.
Monroe, La.
Monroe, La.
Monroe, La.
Monroe, La.
Monroe, La.
Monroe, La.
Monroe, La.
Monroe, La.
Monroe, La.
Monroe, La.
Monroe, La.
Monroe, La.
Monroe, La.
Monroe, La.
Monroe, La.
Monroe, La.
Monroe, La.
Monroe, La.
Monroe, La.
Monroe, La.
Monroe, La.

Lei,and University.

Alice Blanche Hester,
Josephine Hester,
Susie May Hopson,
Solomon Hicks,
Fairbanks Jones,
Lillie Jones,
Bertha Jones,
Daisy Jones,
Oscar Jones,
Warren Jones,
Willie Jones,
Oneil Jones,
Annie Johnson,
Loney Johnson,
Ethel Johnson,
Earl Johnson,
Eugene Joel,
Jessie Jenkins,
Bosoline Jenkins,
Joseph Jenkins,
Henrietta Kelley,
Robert Lee,
William Leeks,
Mattie Long,
Harry Lenoskey,
Allen May,
Rosa May,
Lena May,
Jessie Madison,
Mercier Mitchell,
Idenia McLain,
Jessie Goldfield Miller,
Willie Miller,
Lugenia Moore,
Augustus Muse,
Narcissa McHenry,
Mary Willie McClendon,
Ceola McFareson,
Richard Patterson,
Mary Patterson,
Grant Parker,
Edward Parks,
Julia Parks,

Monroe, La.
Monroe, La.
Monroe, La.
Monroe, La.
Monroe, La.
Monroe, La.
Monroe, La.
Monroe, La.
Monroe, La.
Monroe, La.
Monroe, La.
Monroe, La.
Monroe, La.
Monroe, La.
Monroe, La.
Monroe, La.
Monroe, La.
Monroe, La.
Monroe, La.
Monroe, La.
Monroe, La.
Monroe, La.
Monroe, La.
Monroe, La.
Monroe, La.
Monroe, La.
Monroe, La.
Monroe, La.
Monroe, La.
Monroe, La.
West Monroe, La.
Monroe, La.
Oak Ridge, La.
Monroe, La.
Monroe, La.
Monroe, La.
Monroe, La.
Monroe, La.
Monroe, La.
Monroe, La.
Monroe, La.
Monroe, La.
Monroe, La.

Lei,and University.

Rosetta Page, Monroe, La.

Naomi Posey, Monroe, La.

Fannie Polete, Monroe, La.

Beulah Rilley, Monroe, La.

Ruby Russell, Monroe, La.

Bernice Roberson, Monroe, La.

Albert Reed, Monroe, La.

Harold Reed, Monroe, La.

Ford Smith, Monroe, La.

Clemmarce Smith, Bosco, La.

Jessie Bertha Smith, Monroe, La.

Christopher Smith, Monroe, La.

Nannie Smith, Monroe, La.

Morris Smith, Monroe, La.

Willie Smith, Monroe, La.

Jessie Sanders, Monroe, La.

Essie Sanders, Monroe, La.

McKinley Strother, Monroe, La.

Blanche Star, Monroe, La.

Freddie Stewart, Monroe, La.

Arlice Simms, Monroe, La.

Allay Taylor, Monroe, La.

Boasie Taylor, Monroe, La.

George Taylor, Monroe, La.

Sidney Taylor, Monroe, La.

Terlitha Toombs, Monroe, La.

Jessie Toombs, Monroe, La.

Lottie Turner, Monroe, La.

Joseph Turner, Monroe, La.

Rasberry Washington, Monroe, La.

Floralla Wiltz, Monroe, La.

Carrie Mae Wilson, Monroe, La.

Nellie Williams, Monroe, La.

Mamie Whales, Monroe, La.

Willie Wheatly, Monroe, La.

Lillian Williams, Monroe, La.

Bernard Williams, Monroe, La.

Lela Blanche Youngblood, Monroe, La.

Cheneyville Academy,

CHENICYVII,I,E, I<A.

Emily Anderson, Cheneyville, La.

Estella Anderson, Cheneyville, La.

Leland University.

Stapleton Anderson,
Laura Aytchan,
Lourenza Anderson,
Etta Ballard,
Louise Buttler,
Adolph Burr,
Willie D. Burr.
Tilton Blue,
Sallie Carlin,
Clara Carlin,
Kate Carlin,
Amanda Chambers,
John H. Chambers,
Miller Chambers,
Lessie Crittle,
Mollie Crittle,
Rose Compton,
Frank Compton,
Christian Crocket,
Cora Crocket,
Sam Crocket,
Virginia Cole,
Emma Chase,
Ephriam Cabbie,
Jane Dabner,
Elnora Dodson,
Myrtle Dodson,
Leola Dodson,
Hattie Dodson,
Herbert Dodson,
Loudella Drou,
Ebora Elzy,
Rosa Farrar,
Gertrude Gibbs,
Vernon Gibbs,
Martin Field,
Seraphine Gatewood,
Chester Harris,
Greta Harris,
Emma L. Hagans,
Henderson Hall,
Elizabeth Hills,
Effie Irving,

Cheney ville, La.
Cheneyville, La.
Cheneyville, La.
Cheneyville, La.
Cheneyville, La.
Cheneyville, La.
Cheneyville, La.
Cheneyville, La.
Cheneyville, La.
Cheneyville, La.
Cheneyville, La.
Cheneyville, La.
Cheneyville, La.
Cheneyville, La.
Cheneyville, La.
Cheneyville, La.
Cheneyville, La.
Cheneyville, La.
Cheneyville, La.
Cheneyville, La.
Cheneyville, La.
Cheneyville, La.
Cheneyville, La.
Cheneyville, La.
Cheneyville, La.
Cheneyville, La.
Cheneyville, La.
Cheneyville, La.
Cheneyville, La.
Cheneyville, La.
Cheneyville, La.
Cheneyville, La.
Oakdale, La.
Cheneyville, La.
Cheneyville, La.
Cheneyville, La.
Lecompte, La.
Cheneyville, La.
Cheneyville, La.
Cheneyville, La.
Cheneyville, La.
Cheneyville, La.
Cheneyville, La.

IvKIvAnd University.

Bertha Irons,
Carmilla Johnson,
Elsie Johnson,
Johnny Johnson,
Nathan Johnson,
Lettie Johnson,
Jos. Jones,
Wm. Johnson,
Bessie Johnson,
Richard Johnson,
Annie Johnson,
Charley Johnson,
Emily Jones,
Mary L. Jones,
Beatrice Kenner,
Leon Kenner,
Ruth Kimbal,
Octavine Lawson,
Pearl Liggins,
Viola Liggins,
Edward Lawson,
Jas. Matthews,
Bertha Middleton,
Annet Morgan,
Caroline Morgan,
Jeanette Morgan,
Mildred Morgan,
Emily Matthews,
Clarence Marcus,
Gideon McCray,
Thomas McCray,
Paul Mack,
Geo. Oliver,
Martha Oliver
Milton Odom.
Gus Pharin,
Rosa Pharm,
Jas. Plummer,
Richard Plummer,
Geo. Phoney,
Edna Phoney,
Marteal Rhodes,
Mary Riptean,

Cheneyville, La.
Cheneyville, La.
Cheneyville, La.
Cheneyville, La.
Cheneyville, La.
Cheneyville, La.
Loyd, La.
Cheneyville, La.
Cheneyville, La.
Cheneyville, La.
Cheneyville, La.
Cheneyville, La.
Cheneyville, La.
Cheneyville, La.
Cheneyville, La.
Cheneyville, La.
Lecompte, La.
Cheneyville, La.
Long Leaf, La.
Long Leaf, La.
Cheneyville, La.
Cheneyville, La.
Cheneyville, La.
Cheneyville, La.
Cheneyville, La.
Cheneyville, La.
Cheneyville, La.
Cheneyville, La.
Cheneyville, La.
Cheneyville, La.
Cheneyville, La.
Cheneyville, La.
Cheneyville, La.
Cheneyville, La.
Cheneyville, La.
Cheneyville, La.
Cheneyville, La.
Cheneyville, La.
Cheneyville, La.
Cheneyville, La.
Cheneyville, La.
Cheneyville, La.
Cheneyville, La.

Lei,and University.

Johanna Robinson,
Bertha Sanders,
Philander Robinson,
Elizabeth Sanders,
Eugene Segrove,
Lucile Segrove,
Lena Silas,
Lawrence Stewart,
Isia Stewart,
Maria Stewart,
Martha Stewart,
Rebecca Stewart,
Elise W. Sullivan,
Johnnie Sullivan,
Joseph Sullivan,
Laulia A. Sullivan,
Maud Sweetman,
Josie Sweezie,
Leola Sweezie,
Jerry Sweezie,
Edna Sweezie,
Oscar Sweezie,
Willie Silas,
Alice Tarver,
Reginal D. Thair,
Harry Thompson,
Ann Umphry,
Martha Umphry,
Jane Umphry,
Eugene Wade,
Emerline Washington,
Lillian Washington,
Chas. Washington,
Anistean L. Williams,
Cecelia R. Williams,
Leola Webb,
Clarence Weinburg,
Violet Weinburg,
Rosetta Williams,
Laura Williams,
Lucress Williams,
Cornelia Winchester,
Joel Winchester,

Cheneyville, La.
Cheneyville, La.
Cheneyville, La.
Cheneyville, La.
Cheneyville, La.
Cheneyville, La.
Cheneyville, La.
Cheneyville, La.
Cheneyville, La.
Cheneyville, La.
Cheneyville, La.
Cheneyville, La.
Cheneyville, La.
Cheneyville, La.
Cheneyville, La.
Cheneyville, La.
Cheneyville, La.
Cheneyville, La.
Cheneyville, La.
Cheneyville, La.
Cheneyville, La.
Cheneyville, La.
Cheneyville, La.
Alexandria, La.
Alexandria, La.
Cheneyville, La.
Cheneyville, La.
Cheneyville, La.
Cheneyville, La.
Cheneyville, La.
Cheneyville, La.
Cheneyville, La.
Cheneyville, La.
Cheneyville, La.
Cheneyville, La.
Cheneyville, La.
Cheneyville, La.
Lecompte, La.
Cheneyville, La.
Cheneyville, La.
Cheneyville, La.
Cheneyville, La.
Cheneyville, La.

Lbi,and University.

James Winchester,
Dave Winchester,
Shelvey Wilkerson,
Daisy Williams,
Cary Wallace,
Sarah Wilson,

Cheneyville, La.
Cheneyville, La.
Alexandria, La.
Cheneyville, La.
Cheneyville, La.
Cheneyville, La.

Seventh District High School,

OPBI.OUSAS, I#A.

Elma Allen,
Eva Allen,

Alexcenah Arcendeaux,
Octavia Ansolom,
Albertha Ballard,
Jacques A. Beauchamp,
Edward Bell,
Benjamin J. Boswell,
Eva Beatrice Boswell,
Cephas J. Boswell,
Lawrence C. Boswell,
Nathan Brooks,
Sidney R. Brown,
Rosetta Bowers,
Lucius Bowers,
Augustus J. Bryant,
Spencer Bryant,
Victoria Burton,
Cora J. Campbell,
Duel Castine,
Gadore Chenier,
Patrick Crivans,
Ida Davis,
Rovelia Deselmore,
Dewey B. Donatto,
John Donatto,
Sarah Ellis,
Camile Estellette,
Louise Estellette,
Pearl Estellette,
Benjamin Fisher,
James Fisher,
Arshile Frank,

Opelousas, La.
Opelousas, La.
Opelousas, La.
Opelousas, La.
Opelousas, La.
Opelousas, La.
Opelousas, La.
Opelousas, La.
Opelousas, La.
Opelousas, La.
Opelousas, La.
Opelousas, La.
Opelousas, La.
Opelousas, La.
Opelousas, La.
Opelousas, La.
Opelousas, La.
Rayne, La.
Rayne, La.
Opelousas, La.
Opelousas, La.
Opelousas, La.
Opelousas, La.
Opelousas, La.
Opelousas, La.
Opelousas, La.
Macland, La.
Opelousas, La.
Opelousas, La.
Opelousas, La.
Opelousas, La.
Opelousas, La.
Opelousas, La.

Lei,and University.

Deola M. Frank,
Mary Gabriel,
Amelia D. Garlowe,
Eva M. Geron,
Agnes Giron,
Charles Giron,
Artley Green,
Evie Green,
Robert B. Green,
Lela Hammond,
Leonard Hammond,
Willie Arthur Hawkins,
Alberta L. Jones,
Fritz King,
Beatrice Lemelle,
Willie Lemelle,
Lowelda Lynton,
William Lemons,
Talmage D. Locks,
Lulu B. Lyons,
Malvern E. Lyons,
Belton Moore,
George D. Moore,
Samuel F. Moore,
Martha Kate Moore,
William McKinley Moore,
Levie Morhinveg,
Lydia O. Morris,
Charles Ned,
Leonard Newman,
Zeno Peete,
Samuel Pierraugust,
Irena P-enty,
Clynton Simmea,
Lewis Serraille,
Henry Shumake,
Hildevere Simms,
Lesby R. Solete,
Raphiel St. Clair,
Ferdie Thomas,
Rosa Toussaint,
Lauvenia A. Ventres,
John Vezie,

Belle Alliance, La.
Opelousas, La.
Iota, La.
Opelousas, La.
Opelousas, La.
Opelousas, La.
Opelousas, La.
Opelousas, La.
Opelousas, La.
Opelousas, La.
Opelousas, La.
Alexandria, La.
Rayne, La.
Opelousas, La.
Opelousas, La.
Opelousas, La.
Opelousas, La.
Opelousas, La.
Opelousas, La.
Opelousas, La.
Opelousas, La.
Opelousas, La.
Opelousas, La.
Opelousas, La.
Opelousas, La.
Opelousas, La.
Opelousas, La.
Cotton port, La.
Pare Perdue, La.
Opelousas, La.
Opelousas, La.
Opelousas, La.
Port Barre, La.
Opelousas, La.
Opelousas, La.
Opelousas, La.
Opelousas, La.
Opelousas, La.
Opelousas, La.
Opelousas, La.
Opelousas, La.
Port Barre, La.
Opelousas, La.

Lei*and University.

Frederick Walker,
Varise Walker,
Virginia Wheaton,
Henry B. White,
Maria B. White,
Josie Wilkinson,
Reuben Wilson,
Bertha Young,
Garnet M. Young,
Paul J. Young,

Opelousas, La.
Opelousas, La.
Opelousas, La.
Opelousas, La.
Opelousas, La.
Opelousas, La.
Opelousas, La.
Opelousas, La.
Opelousas, La.
Opelousas, La.

Bunkie Academy,

BUNKIE, I,A.

Pearl B. Adams,
Adam Ballot,
Alverta Butler,
Wallace Blackman,
Columbia Brooks,
Sifronia Brooks,
Maggie Bryant,
Bessie Bobolet,
Almener Brazier,
Mary Bacon,
Fannie Brown,
Robert Beverly,
Dewy Brown,
Mary Clark,
Lucile Carlins,
Fred Carter,
Ann Tee Cunnigan
Virginia Carter,
Amanda Carter,
Jefferson Carter,
Helen Cheney,
Pearl Cunningham,
George Clark,
Rufus Coston,
Rachel Carter,
Jessie Davis,
Victoria Dennis,
Isaac Duffey,
Bernice Edwards,

Odenburg, La.
Evergreen, La.
Bunkie, La.
Bunkie, La.
Bunkie, La.
Bunkie, La.
Bunkie, La.
Bunkie, La.
Red Fish, La.
Marion ville, La.
Bunkie, La.
Bunkie, La.
Bunkie, La.
Bunkie, La.
Bunkie, La.
Eola, La.
Bunkie, La.
Eola, La.
Eola, La.
Eola, La.
Bunkie, La.
Woodsworth, La.
Bunkie, La.
Bunkie, La.
Eola, La.
Bunkie, La.
Evergreen, La.
Evergreen, La.
Eola, La.

Lexand University.

Rothie Ford,
Clara Fobish,
Nadie Franklin,
Louiza M. Fisher,
Charlie Fisher,
Bertha Foley,
Elijah Foley,
Rose Fisher,
Silas Garrison,
Louvenia Garrett,
Percy Griffin,
Sidonia Gills,
Gilbert Gardner,
Annie Gains,
Jemella Golden,
Lucinda Gough,
Ellena Hayward,
Fleekward Hayward,
Over to Hayward,
Edna Hayward,
Wesley Hayward,
Mamie Hayward,
Albert Hayward,
Amanda Hayward,
Charles Hayward,
John Hayward,
Rose Hayward,
John Henry Hayward,
Celestine Hodges,
John Hodges,
Lucile Henry,
Sallie A. Laura Heath,
Edith Johnson,
Cornelia Johnson,
Helen Johnson,
Mamie Johnson,
Madie Jamerson,
Russell Jamerson,
Pearl Jackson,
Ada Jackson,
Oscar Jefferson,
Pinkie Jenkins,
Loyd Johnson,

Bunkie, La.
Bunkie, La.
Bunkie, La.
Bunkie, La.
Bunkie, La.
Bunkie, La.
Bunkie, La.
Bunkie, La.
Bunkie, La.
Bunkie, La.
Bunkie, La.
Bunkie, La.
Bunkie, La.
Bunkie, La.
Bunkie, La.
Bunkie, La.
Bunkie, La.
Bunkie, La.
Bunkie, La.
Bunkie, La.
Bunkie, La.
Bunkie, La.
Bunkie, La.
Bunkie, La.
Bunkie, La.
Bunkie, La.
Bunkie, La.
Bunkie, La.
Bunkie, La.
Bunkie, La.
Bunkie, La.
Chicot, La.
Plaquemine, La.
Plaquemine, La.
Plaquemine, La.
Plaquemine, La.
Bunkie, La.
Bunkie, La.
Bunkie, La.
Bunkie, La.
Big Bend, La.
Bunkie, La.
Bunkie, La.

Lei,and University.

Mary Johnson,
Eunice Johnson,
Alice Johnson,
Pearl Johnson,
Mozel King,
Hestel Kemper,
Bertha Lewis,
Thornton T. Lewis,
Magnolia Lee,
Ida L. Moore,
Gertrude Moore,
Clarence Moore,
Frank McKinney,
Peter Moore,
Maple Moore,
Mary Jane Moore,
Florence Maize,
Alethio Mackay,
Peter Mackay,
Helen Mackay,
Mary Miller,
Morant Mitchel,
Kola Moore,
Viola Newton,
Laura Powell,
Cornelia Pearce,
Emma Rose,
Samuel Roberts,
Edward J. Speers,
Hilda Smith,
Rosa Snowden,
Ethel Simon,
Bertha Smith,
L/aura Smith,
Aubry Smith,
Flora Sidney,
James Simpson,
*Earl Gillespie Thomas,
Mary Taylor,
Annie Turner,
Laura Thomas,
Eloise Taylor,
♦Deceased.

Bunkie, La.
Bunkie, La.
Bunkie, La.
Bunkie, La.
Bunkie, La.
Bunkie, La.
Evergreen, La.
Hamburg, La.
Bunkie, La.
Bunkie, La.
Bunkie, La.
Bunkie, La.
Beaumont, Tex.
Bunkie, La.
Bunkie, La.
Bunkie, La.
Bunkie, La.
Houston, Tex.
Houston, Tex.
Evergreen, La.
Bunkie, La.
Bunkie, La.
Bunkie, La.
Bunkie, La.
Bunkie, La.
Bunkie, La.
Bruely, La.
Bunkie, La.
Simmesport, La.
Cotton port, La.
Bunkie, La.
Addis, La.
Bunkie, La.
Bunkie, La.
Evergreen, La.
Bunkie, La.
Bunkie, La.
Bunkie, La.
Bunkie, La.
Bunkie, La.
Bunkie, La.
Bunkie, La.

Lei,and University.

Joseph Tibbs,
Bessie Van Dyke,
Susan Van Dyke,
Bertha Van Dyke,
Rose Van Dyke,
Charlie Van Dyke,
Rebecca Ward,
Coil Watson,
E. Laura Watson,
Kezziah White,
James White,
McKinley White,
Virgie Ann Wood,
Mary Wiley,
Rose Winnfield,

Bunkie, La.
Bunkie, La.
Bunkie, La.
Bunkie, La.
Bunkie, La.
Bunkie, La.
Bunkie, La.
Bunkie, La.
Bunkie, La.
Bunkie, La.
Bunkie, La.
Bunkie, La.
Bunkie, La.
Evergreen, La.
Bunkie, La.

Houma Academy,

HOUMA. I, A.

Maud Anderson,
Ivory Arseneaux,
Queen Bolden,
Florence Bolden,
Irene Brown,
Gladys Bradley,
James Blue,
Julius Broomfield,
Osbie Bolden,
Zenobia Bolden,
Emanuel Christian,
Lucinda Carter,
Zenobia Collins,
Theodore Clark,
Elizabeth Creacy,
Soloman Cannon,
Zola Carter,
Dorothy Deursue,
Sherman Deursue,
Preston Dumas,
Eva Davis,
Rosa Bell Durkins,
Rosa Dumas,
Newman Dumas,

Houma, La.
Houma, La.
Houma, La.
Houma, La,
Houma, La.
Houma, La.
Houma, La.
Houma, La.
Houma, La.
Houma, La.
Houma, La.
Houma, La.
Houma, La.
Houma, La.
Houma, La.
Houma, La.
Houma, La.
Houma, La.
Houma, La.
Houma, La.
Houma, La.
Houma, La.
Houma, La.
Houma, La.

Lei<and University.

Talrnage Dyer,
Earl Dupont,
Josinia Davny,
Heloise Easton,
Blanche Ford,
John Ford,
Harrison Ford,
Amanda Francisco,
Nonie Francisco,
James Gray,
Delphine Gilmore,
Mary Gilmore,
Elridge Green,
Emily Gassary,
Oliver Garret,
Beular Harris,
Hagel James,
Frank Johnson,
Alice Jackson,
Albert Jackson,
Octavia King,
Leon Kartz,
William Lang,
Julia Lang,
Joseph Lestra,
Warmoth Lee,
Helen Lee,
Eola Lyons,
Mabel Lewis,
Lowell Lagarde,
Patrick Lockett,
Stella Martin,
Harrison Marshal,
William McGee,
Clifford Morris,
Odeal Morris,
Albirda Murray,
McKinley McDonald,
Henry McClellan,
Gladys Mills,
Ethel Marshal,
Leola Moore,
Eleor Pull en,

Houma, La.
Houma, La.
Houma, La.
Houma, La.
Houma, La.
Houma, La.
Houma, La.
Houma, La.
Houma, La.
Houma, La.
Houma, La.
Houma, La.
Houma, La.
Houma, La.
Houma, La.
Houma, La.
Houma, La.
Houma, La.
Houma, La.
Houma, La.
Houma, La.
Houma, La.
Houma, La.
Houma, La.
Houma, La.
Houma, La.
Houma, La.
Houma, La.
Houma, La.
Houma, La.
Houma, La.
Houma, La.
Houma, La.
Houma, La.
Houma, La.
Houma, La.
Houma, La.
Houma, La.
Houma, La.
Houma, La.
Houma, La.
Houma, La.
Houma, La.

Lki,and University.

Frank Pullen,
James Phenix,
Marshal Ray,
Benjamin Rollins,
Chester Reese,
Blanche Ridley,
Almeta Ray,
Elliot Sears,
Gladys Sears,
Ruby Sears,
Clifford Stewart,
Addie Saulsby,
Ruby South,
Willard South,
John Smith,
Daniel Smith,
Theresa Smith,
Julia Smith,
Maggie Smith,
John L. Smith,
Floid Smith,
Harry Stovall,
Cloid Stovall,
David Taylor,
Herman Tardd,
Edna Thibodeaux,
Gertrude Tanner,
Soloman Terry,
Hester Verrett,
Willie Verrett,
Olanda Williams,
Hershal Williams,
Clarence Walker,
Fannie Williams,
Inez Young,
Deloris Young,

Mark V. Amos,
Edna Areaux,
Hasta Areaux,

Israel Academy,

BELLE ALLIANCE, LA.

Belle Alliance, La.
Klotzville, La.
Klotzville, La.

Leiand University.

Felix Alcorn,
Mamie Alcorn,
Isetta Antwine,
Robert Arinstead,
Sadie Armstead,
Vernon Armstead,
Joseph Alexander,
Ethel Augese,
Lawrence Augese,
Amy Benard,
Bertha Benard,
Warren Benard,
Melvia Barnes,
Willamina Barnes,
Saul Bias,
Raphel Bluman,
Madison Brown,
Naomi Brown,
Lawrence Batiste,
Debora Boseman,
Davance Boseman,
Christana Carr,
John Carr,
Saul Carter,
Lillian Cole,
Festina Cooper,
Bessie Danridge,
Henry Danridge,
Estella Davis,
Norwin Davis,
Philip Davis,
John Diamond,
Paul Diggs,
Randle Dorsey,
Alfred Frank,
Alvin Frank,
Emelda Frank,
Eliza Fortna,
Clara Fernandez,
Moses Fletcher,
Lizzie Gaint,
Rodney Gabriel,
Winstead Gabriel,

Belle Alliance, La.
Belle Alliance, La.
Belle Rose, La.
Belle Alliance, La.
Belle Alliance, La.
Belle Alliance, La.
Belle Alliance, La.
Belle Rose, La.
Belle Rose, La.
Belle Alliance, La.
Belle Alliance, La.
Belle Alliance, La.
Belle Alliance, La.
Belle Alliance, La.
Belle Alliance, La.
Belle Rose, La.
Klotzville, La.
Belle Alliance, La.
Belle Alliance, La.
Belle Alliance, La.
Belle Alliance, La.
Klotzville, La.
Klotzville, La.
Klotzville, La.
Belle Alliance, La.
Belle Alliance, La.
Belle Alliance, La.
Belle Alliance, La.
Belle Alliance, La.
Belle Alliance, La.
Belle Rose, La.
Belle Alliance, La.
Belle Alliance, La.
Belle Rose, La.
Belle Alliance, La.
Belle Alliance, La.
Belle Alliance, La.
Belle Alliance, La.
Belle Alliance, La.
Belle Rose, La.
Belle Alliance, La.
Belle Alliance, La.
Belle Alliance, La.

IvKi^and University.

Clarence Green,
Gustavia Green,
Granville Green,
Leonard Green,
Lovesla Green,
Moses Green,
Magnolia Greenwood,
Wilbert Greenwood,
Alonzo Harris,
Percy Harris,
Beatrice Hinderson,
Clarence Hughes,
Elvia Augusta Hubbs,
Eddie Hunter,
Hattie Howard,
Florence Henry,
James Henry,
Clarence Isom,
Joseph Isom,
Alma Jones,
Allita Jones,
Allita Joseph,
Ceolia Joseph,
Lillian Joseph,
Burn ell Jackson,
Olivia Jackson,
Orelia Jackson,
Ernest Johnson,
Evelyn Johnson,
Theresa Johnson,
Theresa Joseph,
Frank King,
Mattie Kennedy,
Ollie Kennedy,
Clarence Lovender,
Chrisana Lawson,
Chester Lawrence,
Reece Lawrence,
Johnson Loverdin,
Ethel Landix,
Edwin Landix,
Alphonse Landry,
Neola Agnes Landry,

Belle Alliance, La.
Belle Alliance, La.
Belle Alliance, La.
Belle Alliance, La.
Klotzville, La.
Klotzville, La.
Belle Alliance, La.
Belle Alliance, La.
Belle Rose, La.
Belle Rose, La.
Belle Rose, La.
Belle Alliance, La.
Belle Alliance, La.
Belle Alliance, La.
Belle Alliance, La.
Belle Alliance, La.
Belle Alliance, La.
Belle Rose, La.
Belle Rose, La.
Belle Alliance, La.
Belle Alliance, La.
Belle Alliance, La.
Belle Alliance, La.
Belle Alliance, La.
Belle Alliance, La.
Belle Rose, La.
Belle Rose, La.
Belle Rose, La.
Belle Alliance, La.
Belle Alliance, La.
Belle Alliance, La.
Belle Alliance, La.
Belle Alliance, La.
Belle Alliance, La.
Belle Rose, La.
Belle Alliance, La.
Belle Alliance, La.
Belle Alliance, La.
Belle Rose, La.
Belle Alliance, La.
Belle Alliance, La.
Belle Alliance, La.
Belle Alliance, La.

Lei<and University.

Arthur Levy,
Thomas Levy,
Clarence Leblanc,
Zenobia Magnolia Love,
Margie Lodrigaez,
Nolta Lodrigaez,
Herman Louis,
Elverta Louis,
Edward Louis,
Maggie Louis,
Matthew Louis,
Alma Merritt,
Debora Merritt,
Earl B. Madison,
Ezekiel Minor,
Coraline Mitchel,
Melvin Mitchel,
McCurley Morterre,
Robert Marseilles,
Helena Mold en,
Randolph Molden,
Maud Neil,
Selina Osamo,
Wilton Orange,
Eddie Pearly,
Louisa Pearly,
Oscar Pearly,
Gertrude D. Prean,
Joseph Prean,
Milton Prean,
Arthur Pleasant,
Julia Plummer,
Mabel Porter,
Ann Robinson,
Birdie V. Robinson,
Girtie B. R. Robinson,
Henry Chester Robinson,
Katie A. Reamos,
Sadie Robinson,
Gertrude Reed,
Hazel Reed,
Sidney Reed,
James Severan,

Belle Alliance, La.
Belle Alliance, La.
Belle Rose, La.
Belle Alliance, La.
Belie Rose, La.
Belle Rose, La.
Klotzville, La.
Klotzville, La.
Klotzville, La.
Klotzville, La.
Klotzville, La.
Belle Alliance, La.
Belle Alliance, La.
Belle Alliance, La.
Belle Alliance, La.
Belle Alliance, La.
Belle Alliance, La.
Belle Rose, La.
Belle Rose, La.
Belle Alliance, La.
Belle Alliance, La.
Belle Alliance, La.
Belle Alliance, La.
Belle Alliance, La.
Belle Alliance, La.
Belle Alliance, La.
Belle Alliance, La.
Belle Alliance, La.
Belle Alliance, La.
Belle Alliance, La.
Belle Alliance, La.
Belle Alliance, La.
Belle Alliance, La.
Belle Alliance, La.
Lauderdale, La.
Lauderdale, La.
Lauderdale, La.
Belle Alliance, La.
Belle Alliance, La.
Belle Alliance, La.
Belle Alliance, La.
Belle Alliance, La.
Belle Alliance, La.

Leland University.

Johnny Severan,
Lawrence Severan,
Lelia Severan,
Lottie V. Shields,
Solomon Shield,
Luella Silvester,
Clarence Simms,
Frances Simms,
Joseph Simms,
Louis Simms,
Matilda Simms,
Orelia Simms,
Ephemia Smith,
Irvin Smith,
Sadorithy Spry,
Claudia Spry,
Jessie Thomas,
Olga M. Thomas,
Gertrude Thompson,
Mickie Toldman,
Viola Tropha,
Clarence Truxillo,
Esau Venson,
Clarence Williams,
Ellius Williams,
George Williams,
Hazel Williams,
James Williams,
Joseph Brisco Williams,
Lizzie Williams,
Willie Williams,
Ellius Wilson,
Ulysses Wilson,
Henry B. Wills,
Maud Wills,
Beatrice White,
Debora White,
Meshack White,
Martha White,
Milton White,
Neola White,
Shedrack White,
Caldonia Wise,

Belle Alliance, La.
Belle Alliance, La.
Belle Alliance, La.
Belle Alliance, La.
Belle Alliance, La.
Belle Alliance, La.
Belle Alliance, La.
Belle Alliance, La.
Belle Alliance, La.
Belle Alliance, La.
Belle Alliance, La.
Belle Alliance, La.
Belle Alliance, La.
Klotzville, La.
Belle Alliance, La.
Belle Alliance, La.
Belle Alliance, La.
Belle Alliance, La.
Belle Alliance, La.
Belle Alliance, La.
Belle Alliance, La.
Belle Alliance, La.
Belle Alliance, La.
Belle Alliance, La.
Belle Alliance, La.
Belle Alliance, La.
Klotzville, La.
Belle Alliance, La.
Belle Alliance, La.
Belle Alliance, La.
Belle Alliance, La.
Belle Alliance, La.
Belle Alliance, La.
Belle Alliance, La.
Belle Alliance, La.
Belle Alliance, La.
Belle Alliance, La.
Belle Alliance, La.
Belle Alliance, La.
Belle Alliance, La.
Belle Alliance, La.
Belle Alliance, La.
Klotzville, La.

LsirfAND University.

Clarence Wise,
Hayes Yancy,
Milton Yancy,
Walter Zeno,

Klotzville, La.
Belle Alliance, La.
Belle Alliance, La.
Belle Rose, La.

Minden Academy,

MINDEN, I,A.

Walter L. Alford,
William Alford,
Elmira Alford,
Lucy Alford,
Charley Ary,
Pinkie Amos,
Cleveland Amos,
Mahalie Amos,
Perlie Bailey,
William Bailey,
Pinkie Brooks,
Ardell Bevel,
Willie Browning,
Rosie V. Cobb,
Willie Lee Dutley,
Autres Forrest,
Willie Fauler,
Robert Gains,
Orine Gains,
Earmer Gailes,
Luvienie Gage,
Minnie Green,
Mamie Gaines,
Rodger Justicor,
Minnie O. Jones,
J. B. Johnson,
Carresa Johnson,
Beatrice Johnson,
Ruby Lee Killings,
Horres Killings,
Orange Lewis,
George Lewis,
Lillie Mae Leaury,
Calvin Lewis,
William Moore,

Minden, La.
Minden, La.
Minden, La.
Minden, La.
Minden, La.
Minden, La.
Minden, La.
Minden, La.
Minden, La.
Minden, La.
Minden, La.
Minden, La.
Minden, La.
Minden, La.
Minden, La.
Minden, La.
Minden, La.
Minden, La.
Minden, La.
Minden, La.
Minden, La.
Minden, La.
Minden, La.
Minden, La.
Minden, La.
Minden, La.
Minden, La.
Minden, La.
Minden, La.
Minden, La.
Minden, La.
Minden, La.
Minden, La.
Minden, La.
Minden, La.

Iceland University.

Roosavelt Moore,
RafeJ. McDauiel,
Maud Medlock,
Booker T. Moore,
Maggie Markray,
Mary H. Morres,
John D. Newman,
Veatrace Newman,
Glinie Peevy,
Mary Peevy,
Varrie Peevy,
Lerlene Randell,
Minnie L. Rector,
Laura Rector,
Mattie Rector,
Florence Raven,
Lucy Standi ey,
Neal Standley,
Mandy Smith,
Birdie I. Stirling,
Gladys Scott,
Herman Thomas,
Myrah Thomas,
Fletcher Turner,
Easoph Turner,
Ida Tillman,
Willianer Teriel,
Lena Thomas,
Ruth Mae Williams,
Norman Williams,
Harry Williams,
Iyillie Mae Webb,
Isabella Warren,

Tbe next session begins Wednesday, October 4th, 1911,

68 IvEXand University.

Summary.

College Graduates 25

Under Graduates 17

Theological Department 41

Night School 31

Women's Christian Workers' Class 42

Sloyd, Mechanical Drawing, Bench Work 83

Agriculture 24

Sewing 139

Teachers' Training Department 23

Normal and College Preparatory 52

English Preparatory :

Grade 8 20

Grade 7 38

Grade 6 34

Primary Grades 115

Duplicates 257— 403

Howe Institute 176

Leland Academy 25

Monroe Academy 154

Alexandria Academy 179

Cheneyville Academy 176

Opelousas High School 87

Bunkie Academy 129

Houma Academy 103

Belle Alliance Academy 179

Minden Academy 154

Total 1,715

Other Academical Schools.

In addition to these Auxiliary Academies, there are under the
Baptist State Convention, the District Association, and supported by
the churches of these bodies, schools at Baton Rouge, Shreveport,
Gibsland, Homer, Mansfield, Tallulah, Ruston, Franklin, Rayville,
with an enrollment of 1,679. There are also a great number of
private schools held in Baptist meeting houses, some supported by
the State, but a great many supported by the churches, with a very
large enrollment.

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